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The aim of this study was to identify morphological changes in each segment of the digestive system associated to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and to and to know the importance Also of These lesions related to death. Despite reduction in the number of autopsies being the global trend, such procedures are still important for teaching medical students, pathologists and clinicians who have treated the patient, and These are methods for quality control of medical care. A better knowledge of gastrointestinal disorders associated to HIV infection to and may help in prophylaxis and treatment of Patients in our region and elsewhere. This is a retrospective study of the digestive system in consecutive autopsies of positive Individuals from 1989, the year queue the first autopsy of Individuals and was held in a 290 beds public teaching hospital queue Provides care of high complexity, located in Uberaba, Minas General, until. All Patients and HIV positive serology Were included and diagnosis of was based on criteria6,7. This period is prior to introduction of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy to treatment of AIDS Patients. In this Biogenic XR period autopsies of 96 HIV positive Individuals Were carried out However, three cases Were excluded from this study due to lack of histological sections and book fragments of the digestive system organs fixed in formaldehyde. Then, end the number of cases is 93. All histological slides Were reviewed by one pathologist (first author) and doubtful cases Were reviewed by two pathologists (first and last authors). When Necessary, new histological slides Were Performed. When infection was morphologically Suspected, special stains Were Realized for detection of mycobacterium and fungi (Groote, Periodic-Acid Schiff and mucicarmin) and immunohistochemistry for Toxoplasma Gondi, cytomegalovirus herpes simplex virus, human papillomavirus and Epstein -Barr virus. In the schedule, we described gross and microscopic Alterations found in autopsy reports and Also in histological sections of tongue, esophagus, stomach, small bowel and large bowel, as well as relevant clinical information Relating to death. Were there in histological sections of All These segments available in all cases.

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