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Presentaties in 2009

Presentaties
Transmission networks of (resistant) HIV-1 among MSM in the Netherlands
Daniela Bezemer
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
In patients on cART without an undetectable viral load measured in the last three months the use of condoms is crucial to reduce HIV transmission
Colette Smit
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Episodes of HIV viremia and the risk of non-AIDS events amongst successfully treated patients
Shuangjie Zhang
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Controlling the HIV epidemic in the Netherlands
Frank de Wolf
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
Immuno-virological response to triple NRTI and boosted PI in treatment-naïve HIV-2-infected patients.
The ACHIEV2E collaboration study group.
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
Mortality rates of elderly HIV-infected adult treated with antiretroviral are closer to general population than in younger patients.
C Lewden on behalf of the COHERE Mortality Working Group
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
CD4 Count, Viral Suppression, Prophylaxis and the Risk of Recurrent Pneumocystis Pneumonia in the cART Era
The Collaboration of Observational HIV Epidemiological Research Europe (COHERE)
A Mocroft for the Opportunistic Infections Working Group
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
Longer duration of exposure to immunodeficiency and detectable viremia: both are risk factors for non-AIDS defining malignancies in HIV-1 infected patients on combination antiretroviral therapy
Anouk Kesselring
Cape Town, Zuid Africa, 19-22 juli 2009
 
HIV in NL schatting-1
Ard van Sighem
Bilthoven, 12 juni 2009
 
Verschuiving van de hepatitis C epidemie onder HIV-patienten; van injecterend drugsgebruik naar homoseksueel contact.
Welling C, de Wolf F, Smit C
Amsterdam, 11-12 juni 2009
 
Limited impact of episodes of viremia on the risk of non-AIDS events amongst successfully treated patients
Shuangjie Zhang
Amsterdam, mei 2009
 
Trend in antiretrovirale therapie (ART) regimes; Draagt ART bij aan de preventie van HIV-1 infectie?
Frank de Wolf
Curaçao, 18 - 20 april 2009
 
De rol van Stichting HIV Monitoring bij onderzoek: late presentatie in kliniek zorgt voor gelimiteerd effect van ART.
Frank de Wolf
Curaçao, 18 - 20 april 2009
 
Controlling the HIV epidemic in the Netherlands
Frank de Wolf
Lissabon, Portugal, 26-28 maart 2009
 
Limited impact of episodes of viremia on the risk of non-AIDS events amongst successfully treated patients
Shuangjie Zhang
Lissabon, Portugal, 26-28 maart 2009
 
Ageing with HIV
Ard van Sighem
Amsterdam, 11 januari 2009
 


Poster presentaties
Viral load levels measured at set-point have risen over the last decade of the HIV epidemic in the Netherlands
Luuk Gras
Luuk Gras, Suzanne Jurriaans, Margreet Bakker, Ard van Sighem, Daniela Bezemer, Christophe Fraser, Joep Lange, Jan M. Prins, Ben Berkhout, Frank de Wolf, on behalf of the ATHENA national observational cohort study
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Serious non-AIDS events are increasingly more common than AIDS events in the HIV-1 cART treated population
Luuk Gras
Anouk Kesselring, Luuk Gras, Colette Smit, Frank de Wolf, Peter Reiss, Ferdinand Wit
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Immunodeficiency is a risk factor for non-AIDS defining malignancies in HIV-1 infected patients on combination antiretroviral therapy.
Anouk Kesselring
Anouk Kesselring, Luuk Gras, Colette Smit, Frank de Wolf, Peter Reiss, Ferdinand Wit
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Estimating the number of people living with HIV/AIDS in the Netherlands
Ard van Sighem
Ard van Sighem, Christophe Fraser, Daniela Bezemer, Geoff Garnett, Frank de Wolf
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Life expectancy of recently diagnosed asymptomatic HIV-infected patients approaches that of uninfected individuals
Ard van Sighem
A van Sighem, Luuk Gras, Peter Reiss, Kees Brinkman, Frank de Wolf
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Significant increase in the number of HIV-infected homosexual men, co-infected with hepatitis C.
Camiel Welling
Camiel A.H. Welling, Colette Smit, Jan T.M. van der Meer, Kees Brinkman, Andy I.M. Hoepelman, Frank de Wolf
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
The effectiveness of national first trimester opt-out HIV screening in the Netherlands
K Boer, C Smit, M van der Flier, F de Wolf
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Effectiveness of antenatal screening for HIV, hepatitis B and syphilis in the Netherlands
E op de Coul, Y van Weert, P Oomen, C Smit, K van der Ploeg, M van der Sande
Amsterdam, 24 november 2009
 
Presence of drug resistance during the course of treatment in patients who developed virologic failure to the three original classes of antiretroviral drug
Frank de Wolf, on behalf of the PLATO II Project Team of COHERE
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
HIV-related Hodgkin lymphoma in the era of HAART: Incidence and survival in a European multi-cohort study, preliminary results
J Bohlius, for the cancer Working Group of COHERE
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
Viral load outcome after virologic failure of the three original antiretroviral drug classes in 2000-2007
D Costagliola, for the PLATO II Project Team of COHERE
Keulen, Duitsland, 11-14 november 2009
 
Measuring the quality of data collection in a large observational cohort of HIV and AIDS
Mariska Hillebregt
Mariska Hillebregt, Elly de Lange-De Klerk, Dirk Knol, Frank de Wolf, Colette Smit
 
Interaction between hepatitis B and C in hiv infected patients; risk of dying among patients with a triple infection
Colette Smit
Kopenhagen, Denemarken, 22-26 april 2009
 
Newly acquired hepatitis C infection causes a cellular immune response amongst HIV infected individuals
Colette Smit
Lissabon, Portugal, 26-28 maart 2009
 
A novel method of estimating the number of people living with HIV/AIDS in the Netherlands.
Ard van Sighem
Lissabon, Portugal, 26-28 maart 2009
 
Lower HIV RNA measurement frequency introduces misclassification of episodes of viraemia in initially successfully treated patients
Luuk Gras
Lissabon, Portugal, 26-28 maart 2009
 
Immune restoration and onset of new AIDS-defining events after starting cART in HIV-1 infected immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa in the Netherlands.
Anouk Kesselring
Lissabon, Portugal, 26-28 maart 2009
 
Set Point HIV-1 Viral Load Is Higher in Patients in the Netherlands in More Recent Years
Luuk Gras
Luuk Gras, Suzanne Jurriaans, Margreet Bakker, Ard van Sighem, Daniela Bezemer, Christophe Fraser, Colette Smit, Joep Lange, Jan M. Prins, Ben Berkhout, Frank de Wolf
 
Modelling 27 Years of the HIV-1 Epidemic amongst Men Having Sex with Men
Daniela Bezemer
Daniela Bezemer, Frank de Wolf, Maarten C. Boerlijst, Ard van Sighem, T. Deirdre Hollingsworth, and Christophe Fraser
 
Transmission Networks of Resistant HIV-1 among Men Who Have Sex with Men: The Netherlands
Daniela Bezemer
Daniela Bezemer, Ard van Sighem, Vladimir V. Lukashov, Lia van der Hoek, Nicole Back, Rob Schuurman, Charles A.B. Boucher, Eric Claas, Maarten C. Boerlijst, Roel A. Coutinho, Frank de Wolf
 
Risk factors for treatment-limiting toxicities in patients starting nevirapine-containing antiretroviral therapy.
Anouk Kesselring
Anouk Kesselring, Ferdinand Wit, Caroline Sabin, Jens Lundgren, John Gill, Jose Gatell, Andri Rauch, Julio Montaner , Frank de Wolf, Peter Reiss and Amanda Mocroft on behalf of the Nevirapine Toxicity Multicohort Collaboration.
 
Stable HIV-1 Epidemic among Heterosexual Men and Women in the Netherlands
Ard van Sighem
Ard van Sighem, Christophe Fraser, Daniela Bezemer, Suzanne Jurriaans, Geoff Garnett, Frank de Wolf
 
Different Rates of Discontinuation because of Toxicities According to CD4 Counts and Prior ART in Patients Starting Neviraprine-based cART: Nevirapine Toxicity Multicohort Collaboration
Anouk Kesselring
Anouk Kesselring, Ferdinand Wit, Caroline Sabin, Jens Lundgren, John Gill, Jose Gatell, Andri Rauch, Julio Montaner , Frank de Wolf, Peter Reiss and Amanda Mocroft on behalf of the Nevirapine Toxicity Multicohort Collaboration
 
Risk of extensive triple-class virologic failure of the three original antiretroviral drug classes among people followed from therapy initiation with NNRTI or ritonavir-boosted Protease Inhibitor regimens
R Lodwick and Plato II projectteam of COHERE
 
Side effects of HAART in HIV-1 infected pregnant and non-pregnant women; pregnancy is associated with hepatotoxicity, while ethnicity is associated with rash.
I Snijdewind, C Smit, M Godfried, J Nellen, K Boer, F de Wolf, I van der Ende.
 



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