CCO Treatment Updates
Preventing and Managing Antiretroviral Side Effects
Preventing and Managing Antiretroviral Side Effects
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Module 1 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- High Lipids and Heart Disease
- Screening and Monitoring
- Diet, Exercise, and Smoking
- Switching to a Non-PI Regimen or to Atazanavir
- Statins, Fibrates, and Other Interventions
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Insulin Resistance and Diabetes
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Module 2 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- General Overview
- Screening and Monitoring
- Diet and Exercise
- Switching to a Non-PI Regimen
- Metformin
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Fat Atrophy and Accumulation
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Module 3 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- General Overview
- Evaluation and Monitoring
- Lipoatrophy: Risk Factors
- Switching Antiretrovirals for Fat Atrophy
- Lipoatrophy: Glitazones, Facial Implants, Leptin Replacement
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Liver Toxicity
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Module 4 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- General Overview
- Risk Factors
- Association With NNRTIs, PIs, and NRTIs
- Evaluation and Monitoring
- Preventing and Managing Hepatotoxicity
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High Lactates and Lactic Acidosis
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Module 5 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- General Overview
- Risk Factors
- Screening and Monitoring
- Preventing and Managing Lactic Acidosis
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Peripheral Neuropathy
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Module 6 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- General Overview
- Diagnosing Peripheral Neuropathy
- Stopping or Switching NRTIs
- Mechanism-Based Agents
- Symptom-Relief Agents
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Osteopenia and Osteonecrosis
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Module 7 of 7
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Faculty: Mark Mascolini
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 Topics covered include:
- General Overview
- Risk Factors For Bone Loss
- Antiretrovirals and Bone Loss in Children
- Screening For and Diagnosing Bone Loss
- Preventing Bone Loss
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