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Pmma Dosages
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PMMA permanant fillersI know there are many different types of filler for facial lipoathrophy. Is PMMA the only permanant filler? If not, what are the others? Also, I know there are different PMMA fillers. Are there studies or anecdotal information as to which PMMA...
Response from Gerald Pierone, M.D.
AIDS Research and Treatment Center of the Treasure Coast
PMMA is not the only permanent filler. Silicone is also a permanent filler and has been used for facial lipoatrophy.Artefill is the PMMA product that has been approved in the United States. However, it is temporarily unavailable because of the...
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Is PMMA fine considering Artefill is not avilable?Hi, I read your answer about a study comapring PMMA and Artefill. Seeing that Artefill is no longer... Read more »PMMADr. Bob What info. can you give me about PMMA which is a filler done by Dr. Marcio Serra in Rio de... Read more »
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Second Bioplasty Congress in Mexico: PMMA for Facial and Buttock LipoatrophyI attended the second International Congress on Bioplasty in Guadalajara last week. Here is the program in Spanish: www.bioplastia.org.mx/es/programa.php . Cosmetic and dermatology physicians from Mexico, Spain, Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia came... Read more »
Illinois: Abbott Stresses DosageNorth Chicago-based Abbott Laboratories reports that a prematurely born HIV-positive infant recently died after being given an accidental overdose of its Kaletra Oral Solution. In a letter to health care professionals posted on the Food and Drug... Read more »
Jamaica: HIV Drug Shortage -- Medication Being RationedThe shortage of some antiretrovirals has resulted in their being distributed in one-week rations instead of the customary monthly dosage -- or sometimes, not at all. The drugs in short supply are lopinavir and ritonavir (Aluvia) and emtricitabine... Read more »
Recommended Immunizations for HIV-Positive AdultsImmunization Name Associated Disease Dosage Comments and Warnings Recommended for All HIV-Positive Adults Hepatitis B virus (HBV) Hepatitis B 3 shots over a 6-month period Recommended unless there is evidence of immunity or active... Read more »
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