Mark J. Rosen

University of Southampton

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Richard S. Irwin

UMass Memorial Medical Center

Jay H. Ryu

Mayo Clinic

Anne B. Chang

Charles Darwin University

Susan M. Tarlo

University of Toronto

Christopher E. Brightling

NIHR Leicester Biomedical Research Centre

Stephen K. Field

University of Calgary

Patricio Escalante

Mayo Clinic in Florida

Cynthia T. French

University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School

Anne E. Vertigan

John Hunter Hospital

Donald C. Bolser

University of Florida

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Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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UMass Memorial Medical Center

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Pulmonary complications of HIV infection

Respirology (2007)

Mark J. Rosen

Abstract: The AIDS epidemic has had a devastating global impact in the last two decades; although prevalence rates are low in Asia and the Pacific, their enormous population is associated with an estimated 1 million people infected with HIV in 2006 alone. Survival from what had been a uniformly fatal illness has improved markedly with combination antiretroviral therapy and restoration of the immune system, but these treatments are expensive and difficult to distribute to the millions who need them around the world. In addition, millions more do not know they are infected with HIV until they develop an opportunistic infection. The lungs are the most frequent sites of these infections, and in different geographic regions, tuberculosis, bacterial pneumonia and Pneumocystis jiroveci are the dominant pathogens. The incidences of lung cancer and HIV‐associated pulmonary arterial hypertension are also increasing in patients with HIV infection, and with the use of antiretrovirals, inflammatory disorders associated with immune restoration are being recognized.

Pulmonary infection

10.1111/j.1440-1843.2007.01167.x

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Editorial: [Use of Ultrasound in the Intensive Care Unit]

The Open Critical Care Medicine Journal (2010)

Mark J. Rosen

10.2174/1874828701003020020

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Assessment of Intervention Fidelity and Recommendations for Researchers Conducting Studies on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Cough in the Adult

CHEST Journal (2015)

Cynthia T. French Rebecca L. Diekemper Richard S. Irwin Todd M. Adams Kenneth W. Altman

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10.1378/chest.15-0164

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The life cycle development of a voluntary organization : a case analysis of uncertainty and change.

Mark J. Rosen

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American Review of Respiratory Disease (1991)

Penny Stern Paul H. Mayo Mary Louise Skovron D M Mollo R C Mittler

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Pulmonary complications of HIV infection

Oxford University Press eBooks (2010)

Mark J. Rosen

The lung is a frequent site of opportunistic infection in patients with HIV infection, and noninfectious pulmonary disorders associated with HIV infection and antiretroviral treatments are increasingly common. The severity of immunocompromise, with CD4+ lymphocyte count the most reliable surrogate, is the primary determinant of the risk of developing specific pulmonary disorders: early in the course of HIV these are similar to those seen in the general population; opportunistic infections occur with severe immunodeficiency, but with frequency reduced by prophylaxis....

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10.1093/med/9780199204854.003.180404

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THE OUTCOME OF MEDICAL INTENSIVE CARE IN THE ELDERLY; VALIDATION OF APACHE II IN A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS

Critical Care Medicine (1987)

Albert W. Wu Haya R. Rubin Henry S. Sacks Mark J. Rosen

Department of Medicine, The Mount Sinai Medical Center, 1 Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, NY 10029.

10.1097/00003246-198704000-00086

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