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以前曾有数例关于从婴儿出生后第1周外周血单核细胞(PBMCs)和血浆中检出HIV-1随后清除病毒感染的报道。 作者曾于1991年报告从1例4岁儿童PBMCs中分离出HIV,但随后丧失了HIV抗体。他的母亲是静脉内注射毒品成瘾者,在妊娠8个月时鉴定出HIV感染。婴儿出生后被遗弃,关于其母亲无进一步的详细资料。婴儿出生后接受奶瓶喂养,无输血史。在出生后4年内每3个月检查1次,此后每半年复查1次,从出生后5周至2岁时发现颈淋巴结病和肝脏肿大,未发现其它病毒感染的证
There have been several previous reports of detection of HIV-1 and subsequent clearance of viral infections in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) and plasma from the first week after birth. The authors reported in 1991 that HIV was isolated from PBMCs of a 4-year-old child, but subsequently lost their HIV antibody. His mother was an intravenous drug addict who identified HIV infection at 8 months of gestation. The baby is abandoned after birth, with no further details about her mother. The baby is fed a bottle after birth and has no history of blood transfusions. Checked every 3 months 4 years after birth, once every six months since then, from 5 weeks after birth to 2 years old found cervical lymph node disease and liver enlargement, found no other virus infection