[the hiv infection processes in a hospital: the prognostic possibilities]

NLM AIDSLINE [The HIV infection processes in a hospital: the prognostic possibilities] Boev BV; Barabash VK; Borisov SP; Grishin VP
March 30, 1993

Zh Mikrobiol Epidemiol Immunobiol. 1992;(7-8):17-20. Unique Identifier : The method of mathematical simulation of the processes of HIV infection in hospitals and clinics is proposed with the aim of predicting the spread of HIV infection throughout the territory of this country. An original mathematical model reproducing, on the whole, the essential properties of HIV infection processes in the course of medical interventions requiring skin punctures has been worked out. An adequate mathematical and computer model imitating the process of HIV infection in a hospital is a convenient instrument for making up prognostic evaluation and for the epidemiological analysis of cases of HIV infection occurring at medical institutions throughout this country. Carrier State/EPIDEMIOLOGY/TRANSMISSION Cross Infection/EPIDEMIOLOGY/TRANSMISSION English Abstract Human HIV Infections/EPIDEMIOLOGY/TRANSMISSION HIV Seropositivity/EPIDEMIOLOGY/TRANSMISSION HIV-1 Mathematics Models, Biological Prognosis Risk Factors Russia/EPIDEMIOLOGY JOURNAL ARTICLE

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