Higher Levels of Monocyte Distribution Width as a Potential Flagging Parameter of HIV Progression: Results of a Monocentric Observational Study.

Our results suggest that MDW may be a potential flagging parameter of innate immune activation in HIV infection. Continuous measurements of MDW showed a significant inverse correlation with CD4 T-cell count.Patients with increased MDW values were more likely to be diagnosed late.

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2026-02-01
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Higher Levels of Monocyte Distribution Width as a Potential Flagging Parameter of HIV Progression: Results of a Monocentric Observational Study.

Fabrizio Carinci, G. Parruti, Ennio Polilli, Federica Sozio, G. Annoni
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Our results suggest that MDW may be a potential flagging parameter of innate immune activation in HIV infection. Continuous measurements of MDW showed a significant inverse correlation with CD4 T-cell count.Patients with increased MDW values were more likely to be diagnosed late.

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