SMARThivVLmos: A complexity-free and cost effective dynamic model technology for monitoring HIV viral load in resource-poor settings

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作者
Yari, Aboubakar [1 ]
Passo, Frederic S. [1 ]
Yari, Venus [1 ]
Sanni, Ousmane [1 ]
Yari, Myra [1 ]
Dovenou, Mathieu Z. [1 ]
Traore, Rachide [1 ]
Hounyet, Jean-Pierre [2 ]
机构
[1] Biotech Trop Inc, Parakou, Benin
[2] Hop St Jean de Dieu, Boko, Benin
关键词
HIV viral load measurement; HIV surveillance technologies; cost and complexity; resource-poor countries; alternative technologies;
D O I
10.6026/97320630002246
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Q [生物科学];
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07 ; 0710 ; 09 ;
摘要
We design a "simple" and "low cost" model technology for monitoring HIV viral load in resource-poor settings: SMARThivVLmos. Cost and complexity are the major challenges to the developing world, in monitoring HIV patients viral load. We have previously demonstrated in our SMARThivPack model that cost and complexity of laboratory monitoring of HIV patients, may be reduced not only at a first technology development level, but also at a second technology implementation, and at a third global coordination levels. In our SMARThivPack model, the P24 HIV viral load monitoring system passed both the "cost" and the "complexity" tests. However, compared to other alternative viral monitoring systems such as the Cavidi EXAVIR, the sensitivity of the P24 system is too low. Here we describe a dynamic model technology that overcomes the sensitivity barrier of the P24 system while maintaining simplicity and low cost.
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页数:3
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