Prevalence of CSF HIV VIRAL Escape and Associations With Neurocognitive Outcomes Among HIV-Associated Meningitis Survivors: A Cohort Study.

Open Forum Infect Dis · 2026 · PMC12897537 · PMID 41696415

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There was a nonsignificant trend toward worse neurocognitive impairment in those without CSF HIV viral escape, regardless of meningitis etiology, compared with those with CSF HIV viral escape in an unadjusted analysis ( Supplementary Table 2 ).

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