01462nas a2200361   4500000000100000008004100001260001700042653001000059653004200069653001100111653001100122653001900133653001900152653001100171653001200182653000900194653001600203653002600219653001400245653002000259653003000279653003000309653001300339653002200352653001300374100001300387700001400400245005300414300001100467490000700478520060100485022001401086       2005                            d  c2005 Nov-Dec10aAdult10aAIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections10aBrazil10aFemale10aHerpes Simplex10aHIV Infections10aHumans10aleprosy10aMale10aMiddle Aged10aMolluscum Contagiosum10aPsoriasis10aRisk Assessment10aSeverity of Illness Index10aSkin Diseases, Infectious10aSyphilis10aTreatment Outcome10aVitiligo1 aTrope BM1 aLenzi MER00aAIDS and HIV infections: uncommon presentations.  a572-800 v233 a<p>Infection with HIV or AIDS has a great impact on skin diseases, not only by affecting the immune system and thereby host defense against bacterial, viral, or mycotic infection, but also by changing tumor immune response and autoimmune reactivity. In the present review, emphasis will be made on infectious diseases, including sexually transmitted disease, inflammatory skin disease, and neoplasias. Knowledge of changing disease pattern with HIV/AIDS may help the clinical dermatologist and venerologist to identify dermatoses and act in the most appropriate manner to support the patient.</p>  a0738-081X