Meanings of undetectable viral in English

One subject maintained low-to- undetectable viral loads for more than a decade of follow up.

This translates to 73 percent of all people with HIV having an undetectable viral load.

Factors potentially associated with undetectable viral load and immunological response to cART were explored by Cox regression analysis.

Each of the donors has a 'consistently undetectable viral load' meaning the virus cannot be transmitted to others.

The 14-day timeframe had the largest mean difference in adherence levels among those with detectable and undetectable viral loads.

Patients on efavirenz were significantly more likely to achieve an undetectable viral load than those on PI or nevirapine.

In several small studies, different salvage regimens which included amprenavir plus ritonavir achieved undetectable viral levels in half of the patients.

After 1 yr of antiviral treatment initiated in acute or early infection, all epitope-specific CTL responses persisted despite undetectable viral loads.

UAI within such relationships is significantly more likely to occur where the HIV-positive partner is reported to have undetectable viral load.

Each of the three donors who have already signed up have a 'consistently undetectable viral load', meaning the virus cannot be transmitted to others.

Conclusions: In the studies reviewed, HIV-positive patients receiving HAART did not exhibit increased sexual risk behavior, even when therapy achieved an undetectable viral load.

Similar proportions of treated patients had an undetectable viral load across the three states, with a consistently increasing trend over time observed in all states.

Conclusions: Weight and CD4 cell counts improved, and more than half of previously ART-naive patients had undetectable viral loads at 1 year.

Purposive sampling was used to identify participants who had an undetectable viral load, were on 1st line anti-retroviral therapy (ART) and had an overnight fast.

HIV-2 genotypic tropism test based on proviral DNA is a suitable tool for tropism determination in HIV-2-infected patients with low or undetectable viral load.