Titlebook: Medical Management of HIV and AIDS; Ann Millar Book 1996 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1996 AIDS.HIV.HIV infection.complications.hospital

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Psychological and Psychiatric Aspects of HIV and AIDS,In any chronic life-threatening illness, the difficulties of coping with the physical, social and emotional aspects are considerable. The impact of HIV and AIDS on the psychological state of the individual covers a range of areas of functioning, including mood and cognition.

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Counselling and Clinical Psychology in HIV Infection and AIDS,y be crucial in containing any further spread of infection, preventing or ameliorating severe psychological distress or psychiatric illness, enabling patients to cope with aversive medical and surgical procedures or improving the quality of life for those who are affected by HIV and AIDS.

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Neurological Complications of HIV Infection and AIDS,frequently affected. Initially, it seemed as if most of these neurological complications were a consequence of the immunosuppressive effects of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) resulting in opportunistic infections (OI) and tumours. However, as the epidemic unfolded, it was obvious that these

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Haematological Complications of HIV Infection, AIDS and HIV-associated Lymphoma,me population group of thrombocytopenia which was indistinguishable from immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) seen in young women (Morris et al. 1982). Since the early 1980s the numbers of cases of HIV infection and AIDS have escalated both in groups at risk of infection (homosexualmen, haemophilia

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