Prevalence of drug resistant hiv strains in hiv-infected patients of reproductive age
2017
Babii, N.
The prevalence of drug resistant HIV strains among HIV-positive reproductive aged persons with ineffective antiretroviral therapy (ART) was assessed. The prevalence of drug resistant strains of HIV was 73.8% in the group of women and 89.29% in the group of men (totally in 80.0% of patients). In the spectrum of drug resistance mutations (DRMs) the most prevalent mutation associated with high-level resistance to nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors was substitution M184V (80.36%); in addition, the high prevalence of K65R (26.79%) was indicated. The most common mutations causing a high-level resistance to nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors were G190S/A (57.14%), Y181C (37.50%), K101E (33.93%). The DRMs to protease inhibitors were indicated with significantly less frequent (5.36%).
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