COVID-19 IN A PACIENT WITH HIV INFECTION – A CASE REPORT

ABSTRACT

Even with the availability of HIV self-testing kits in some areas12, testing remains a major challenge in environments with limited access to these kits. [...]increased efforts are needed to increase access and facilitate testing. From the anamnesis, we found that the patient was hospitalized in June 2016 at NHS Hospital in UK, where she was diagnosed and with HIV C3 category infection, pulmonary and meningeal tuberculosis, diffuse non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) with large cells and was initiated on specific treatment but the patient cannot provide details about its nature, and she also underwent brain surgery to remove NHL-derived tumors. WBC = 6.8 ·10л3/шшл3, LYM = 1.67 ·10л3/шшл3, LYM = 24.4%, MON = 0.5·10Л3/шшЛ3, MON = 7.3%, NEU = 4.57·10Л3/шшЛ3, NEU = 66.9%, EOS = 0.06·10Л3/шшЛ3, EOS = 0.9%, BAS = 0.03 ·10Л3/шшЛ3, BAS = 0.5%, RBC = 3.79 ·10Л6/шшЛ3, HGB = 13.6 g/dl, HCT = 42.3%, MCV = 111 ;_