TY  - BOOK
AU  - Miller,Tracie L.
TI  - Nutritional aspects of HIV infection
SN  - 0340741953
AV  - RC607.A26 .M55 1999
PY  - 1999///
CY  - London
PB  - Arnold
KW  - AIDS (Disease) Diet therapy
KW  - HIV Infections complications
N1  - Includes Bibliographical references and Index; 
1. Epidemiology of the wasting syndrome in HIV/AIDS / Neil Graham
2. Dietary intake and weight loss patterns in HIV infection / Derek C. Macallan
3. Body composition changes during HIV infection / Donald P. Kotler
4. Metabolic alterations in HIV-1 infection: clinical significance for the wasting syndrome / Marc K. Hellerstein
5. Diarrhea and HIV infection / Nobel A. Bellosillo and Sherwood L. Gorbach
6. Micronutrients and micronutrient-replacement therapy / Richard D. Semba
7. Cytokine mediators of metabolic changes in HIV infection / Ronenn Roubenoff and Laura C. Rall
8. Endocrine dysfunction in AIDS / Steven K. Grinspoon
9. Weight loss and the role of secondary infection in AIDS wasting / Carl Grunfeld
10. Role of viral infection in nutrition / Marisela Silva
11. Health-related quality of life and HIV-related nutritional problems / Ira B. Wilson
12. Special considerations for the pediatric patient / Sumeet Garg and Tracie L. Miller
13. Neurology and nutrition in HIV disease / Barbara Mawn and Betsy Kammerer
14. Malnutrition and cardiac abnormalities in the HIV-infected patient / Michelle A. Hoffman, Steven E. Lipshultz and Tracie L. Miller
15. Enteral and parenteral support / Daniel S. Berger
16. Appetite stimulants / Jamie H. Von Roenn
17. Growth hormone and other pharmacologic interventions / Kathleen Mulligan and Morris Schambelan
18. Alternative dietary therapies for patients with HIV infection and AIDS / Stacey J. Bell, Christine Wanke and R. Armour Forse
19. Exercise and HIV infection / Ronenn Roubenoff
20. The fat redistribution syndrome in HIV: epidemiology and clinical aspects / Christine A. Wanke
21. Dietary recommendations for the HIV/AIDS patient / Margo N. Woods
N2  - Covering the AIDS wasting syndrome, metabolic changes, the role of opportunistic infections and weight loss, this volume includes considerations for special patient population including children and women, and a patient's perspective on the effects of the problems discussed
ER  -