Belman A L
Department of Neurology and Pediatrics, School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook, USA.
Neuroimaging Clin N Am. 1997 Aug;7(3):593-613.
Vertically transmitted HIV-1 infection occurs in an immature developing organism. The maturational stage of the nervous and immune system when exposed to the direct or indirect effects of the virus is likely to be of utmost importance. Innumerable dynamic interactions occur between these two systems during development, and these undoubtedly interact in complex ways with HIV-1 variables. To care for these children and to design rational approaches for treatment and prevention, it is now critical to develop a better understanding of how HIV-1 affects the developing nervous system.
垂直传播的HIV-1感染发生在发育未成熟的机体中。当神经系统和免疫系统暴露于病毒的直接或间接影响时,其成熟阶段可能至关重要。在发育过程中,这两个系统之间会发生无数动态相互作用,而且这些相互作用无疑会与HIV-1的各种变量以复杂的方式相互影响。为了照料这些儿童并设计合理的治疗和预防方法,现在迫切需要更好地了解HIV-1如何影响发育中的神经系统。