Operating on HIV-positive patients: What are the risks to healthcare workers? To patients?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 88, No 3

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Is the degree of risk involved in providing healthcare to people infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) acceptable? Every healthcare worker, even if only for a few anxious minutes, has certainly worried about this risk. Drs Wilson, Williams, and Robinson discuss these concerns and summarize the indications and prognoses for surgery to treat some common AIDS- related syndromes.

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