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With the advent of widely available HIV testing and the introduction of antiretroviral agents, life expectancy of HIV infected patients has increased. Historically patients with HIV requiring ITU admission had a poor outcome, with mortality up to 70% however in recent years ITU mortality rates have fallen ([1]). An aging population presenting with both HIV complications and non-HIV related disease combined with improved survival rates has implications for ITU management and prognostication.

Hiv infected patients in intensive care: an observational study of admissions between 1996-2006 and 2007-2014