Presentations

HIV/AIDS situation in Cambodia

• First HIV detected in 1991
• First AIDS case diagnosed in 1993
• Main route of HIV transmission: heterosexual
• 1998: 179,000 people living with HIV and AIDS

In 2003:

• Estimated adult population infection rate: 1.9 %
• Estimated number of PLHAs among adult population: 123,100 (women
• 57,500)
• AIDS patients: ~ 20,000
• No National Data of HIV infected Children
• ( Some Organizations estimated 9,000 HIV infected Children and 3,000 AIDS)

The objective is to determine ARV firstline drug toxicity in 30 month of treatment among HIV/AIDS patients in cohort ESTHER Calmette Hospital.

This is a presentation on Critical Issues in the Success of National ARV Treatment Programs in Asia. The presentation was made by Director Kevin Robert Frost of TREAT Asia.

Main objective  • Retrospective cohort analysis of patients who started ARV 24 + 2 months ago and followed without viral load monitoring  Secondary objectives  • Description of success/failure clinico-immunological criteria at 24 months and at 6, 12 and 18 months  • Identification of the reasons for virological failure at 24 months  • Description of resistance mutations to ARV observed at 24 months  • Analysis of the observance of the patients still on ARV at 24 months  • Evaluation of ARV side-effects during the 24 months of treatment  • Pharmacological analysis of ARV at 24 months

The objectives of this presentation are to raise AIDS awareness among MSM, increase safer sexual behaviors among MSM and their sexual partners and increase access to “MSM-friendly” services for STI, VCT and HIV care and treatment.

Slides on Integration of VCCT Services into Sexual Reproductive Health Clinics. Presented by Dr. Ping Chutema, Director of Clinical Services, RHAC.

This presentation presents the findings of a case study of drug toxicity on a woman diagnosed as HIV positive. It also outlines a suggested management plan moving forward.

This presentation summarizes the Modified Directly Observed Therapy (MDOT) study which aims to evaluate the method of MDOT at National Pediatric Hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

The primary objective of the STI survey is to determine the prevalence of Neisseriagonorrhoeae, Chlamydia trachomatis, Treponema pallidum, HIV, and related risk behaviors among specific sentinel groups.

This is a presentation regarding the current Situation of HIV/AIDS in Malaysia, presented by the Center for Multidisciplinary Studies on Health and Development Inc last October 2-8, 2005.