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Delirium amongst HIV-infected general medical admissions in Cape Town, South Africa
Background Delirium is associated with increased mortality and hospital length of stay. Limited data are available from HIV-infected acute hospital admissions in developing countries. We conducted a prospective study of delirium amongst acute medical admissions in South Africa - a developing country...
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Department of Medicine
2021
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