Drug Interactions in Patients with HIV

Stefano Bellosta, Alberto Corsini
ISBN 979-12-82174-03-9

This volume provides a comprehensive overview of clinically relevant drug interactions in patients with HIV receiving antiretroviral therapy. It introduces the main principles of pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic drug interactions and examines interactions involving different classes of antiretroviral agents and concomitant medications.

The interactions are presented with particular attention to their potential clinical consequences and appropriate management strategies, with the aim of supporting healthcare professionals in selecting suitable drug combinations and improving the safe management of patients with HIV.

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