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Methods HIV-positive patients attending the Antiretroviral Therapy Centre, at CSM Medical University, Lucknow, India, who were to be initiated on ART according to clinical and immunological criteria, were screened for the presence of asymptomatic abdominal lymphadenopathy by ultrasound. Fifty patients were included in the study. They had no overt evidence of tuberculosis, malignancy, lymphoma, or atypical mycobacterium infection attributable to the enlarged abdominal lymph nodes. Ratio of males to females was 2:1, mean age of presentation was 32.5 yrs and mean CD4 count was 126/cmm. The patients were followed by repeat CD4 count (at 3 months) and clinically (monthly) for the development of IRIS and clinical progression.

Study of HIV-positive patients with asymptomatic retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy on antiretroviral therapy for the development of IRIS