To Induce Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome or Suppress It: The Spectrum of Mycobacterium genavense in the Antiretroviral Era.
Mycobacterium  genavense is a challenging opportunistic pathogen to diagnose and manage in patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Persistent immunosuppression or protracted immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome can lead to complicated clinical courses. We describe 3 cases of M. genavense in patients with HIV representing the spectrum between disease burden and strength of immune response.
['Manion|Maura|M|', 'Lynn|Niamh|N|', 'Pei|Luxin|L|', 'Hammoud|Dima A|DA|', 'Laidlaw|Elizabeth|E|', 'Roby|Gregg|G|', 'Metzger|Dorinda|D|', 'Mejia|Yolanda|Y|', 'Lisco|Andrea|A|', 'Zelazny|Adrian|A|', 'Holland|Steve|S|', 'Vachon|Marie-Louise|ML|', 'Scherer|Matthew|M|', 'Bergin|Colm|C|', 'Sereti|Irini|I|']
D015658:HIV Infections D006801:Humans D054019:Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome D009161:Mycobacterium D009170:Nontuberculous Mycobacteria
Mycobacterium genavense HIV IRIS