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Asymptomatic but discouraged.


 A case study is presented of a 62-year-old man diagnosed with AIDS in 1992. His treatment history is described briefly. Although the man remains asymptomatic, he is discouraged by his high viral loads despite antiretroviral treatment regimens, and by the lack of viral resistance to his drugs as demonstrated by genotyping. His case is reviewed by Elizabeth Jenny-Avital, MD, and Carlos Del Rio, MD, who discuss further treatment options.
