HIV positive individual (no hx of CD4+ count nor previous th | Figure 1

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HIV positive individual (no hx of CD4+ count nor previous therapy available) in a comatose state veering between GCS E1V1M1 and E1V1M4.

I was called in to consult regarding starting antituberculous therapy in this patient.

What is your opinion?

More about this case

Unresolved

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