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The genotypic method is reliable enough for the determination of tropism and largely preferred in Europe. However, careful interpretation is essential when assessing HIV genotypic resistance during treatment interruption (TI) due to the possible disappearance of resistant strains. The results of HIV genotypic tropism testing in such a context remain unknown.

Pitfalls of HIV genotypic tropism testing after treatment interruption