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Background HIV-infected patients demonstrate premature and more severe vascular disease relative to controls. Therefore, development of a reproducible non-invasive vascular imaging biomarker in this population is important. The purpose of this study was to assess coronary artery wall thickness in young HIV-infected patients who acquired HIV in early life compared to healthy controls using a novel black-blood coronary vessel wall MR imaging technique.

Coronary vessel wall thickening in asymptomatic young HIV-infected patients vs. controls using phase-sensitive dual inversion recovery (PS-DIR) MRI