integrase strand transfer inhibitors (instis)

How is the Efficacy of INSTIs Monitored in Pediatric Patients?

The efficacy of INSTIs in pediatric patients is primarily monitored through:
- Regular viral load testing to ensure the virus is being effectively suppressed.
- CD4 count monitoring to assess immune system health.
- Clinical assessments to track overall health and development.

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