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The liver in HIV infection.

The various opportunistic infections in AIDS often involve the liver, sometimes leading to unusual clinical presentations. Similarly, AIDS-related tumors may involve the liver. Finally, treatment of HIV and the various opportunistic infections may lead to adverse reactions involving the liver. The subject of this chapter is the examination of these diverse problems of the liver encountered in this rapidly growing group of people with an attempt to provide some guidelines in trying to find solutions to the problems. Primarily, the contributions to the literature of the last 3 years are reviewed in detail since the earlier studies were reported in our previous review