Soluble Glycoprotein 120 is associated with Coronary Artery Inflammation Measured by Pericoronary Fat Attenuation Index in People Living with HIV
Bousse Traore, P.-W. H.; Boczar, K.; Benlarbi, M.; Devine-Ducharme, V.; Shirobokov, V.; Mengesha, B.; Richard, J.; Chomont, N.; Messier-Peet, M.; Chamberland, A.; Vulesevic, B.; El-Far, M.; Tremblay, C.; Chartrand-Lefebvre, C.; Finzi, A.; Durand, M.
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Persistence of HIV antigens may drive chronic inflammation, leading to early-onset comorbidity among people living with HIV. We found that the presence of soluble glycoprotein 120 in plasma is associated with increased coronary inflammation, as measured by the pericoronary fat attenuation index (PFAI), a predictor of overt cardiovascular disease.
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