N	Concordance
1	ging. In 75% of patients, an associated opportunistic infection can be identifie
2	patients without a  prior or coexistent opportunistic infection and no B symptom
3	 patients having no prior or coexistent opportunistic infection, no B symptoms,
4	i is an important cause of AIDS-related opportunistic infection, manifest as tox
5	high frequency of CNS relapse and fatal opportunistic infection. Subsequent stud
6	ncy virus (HIV) are susceptible to both opportunistic infections and psychosocia
7	from vasculitis, which may be caused by opportunistic infections and by defects 
8	individuals, these patients can develop opportunistic infections or can show unu
9	 virus (HIV) epidemic on mortality from opportunistic infections (OIs) in 1993, 
10	ave revealed that these patients die of opportunistic infections as well as tumo
11	gs for the treatment and prophylaxis of opportunistic infections has lengthened 
12	ven concomitantly as therapy to prevent opportunistic infections in individuals 
13	py and treatment of prophylaxis against opportunistic infections, yet because of