aids dementia造句

• In patients with AIDS dementia, despite antiretroviral therapy, CNS function remains diminished.
• Given the late start on AIDS dementia research, major challenges remain.
• Neurologic disorders affecting both the AIDS dementia also have an increased number of errors.
• A neuropsychological test verified the diagnosis : AIDS dementia.
• AIDS dementia and other brain manifestations of HIV infection is a problem that is sure to grow.
• "I'm so glad I ended up here " at the hospital's AIDS Dementia Care Unit, he says, brightening.
• AIDS dementia looks like Alzheimer's disease.
• The use of antiviral treatment with both Multiple Sclerosis and AIDS dementia has proven ineffective as a treatment.
• A social, ` How are you today ?'will often get a reasonable response in somebody who has AIDS dementia.
• But others have disagreed, saying that AIDS dementia has only seemed to disappear because it is often fatal so quickly.
• A Parkinson's drug is in early clinical trials and stroke and AIDS dementia treatments are about to enter human testing.
• He said researchers don't know what causes AIDS dementia or how many people with HIV will become afflicted with dementia.
• The new report comes amid a scientific debate over whether there has been a decline in the incidence of AIDS dementia.
• This means that researchers may be able to design drugs to inhibit production of nitric oxide and prevent AIDS dementia, she said.
• AIDS dementia complex ( ADC ) is a metabolic encephalopathy induced by HIV infection and fueled by immune activation of HIV infected brain macrophages and microglia.
• Navia was the first, along with Dr . Richard W . Price of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, to describe AIDS dementia a decade ago.
• That treatment can sometimes reverse AIDS dementia, as in Howard Smith's case, intriguingly suggests that subcortical tissue may be able to heal itself, while neuron damage is permanent.
• In part because of such successes, AIDS dementia _ one of the most-feared and least-studied aspects of the disease _ is beginning to get some of the attention it deserves.
• _Twenty to 30 percent of patients with advanced AIDS have AIDS dementia complex, which begins with difficulty concentrating and remembering things and progresses to dementia, inability to speak, paralysis and incontinence.
• Recently Navia and Gilberto Gonzales at Massachusetts General Hospital used an imaging technique called magnetic resonance spectroscopy to chart metabolic disturbances within the brains of patients with varying degrees of AIDS dementia.