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Diagnostic pericardial puncture can be performed to confirm the cause purchase ginette-35 2 mg without a prescription. Treament of pericardial effusion If possible buy 2mg ginette-35 free shipping, a causative therapy should be applied. Additional treatment comprises 10–14 days NSAID plus 3 months colchicine (2 × 0. Pericardial puncture and pericardial tamponade can be performed in symp- tomatic patients. Pericardiotomy might be an option in chronic pericardial effusion. In cases of constrictive pericarditis, pericardiectomy must be considered. Cardiac arrhythmias HIV infection appears to lead to alterations of the autonomic nervous system and of cardiovagal autonomic function with a reduction in heart rate variability (Chow 2011). Further drug combinations such as macrolides and chi- nolones may have the same effect on the QT interval. Results of the HIV-Heart study showed that prolongation of the QT interval is frequently found (20%). However, a correlation with antiretroviral drugs was not established (Reinsch 2009). Another prospective study also showed no correlation between QT prolongation and therapy with PIs (Charbit 2009). HIV and Cardiac Diseases 593 Initiation or change of medication that might influence the QT interval should be controlled regularly by ECG. In case of arrhythmias, electrolyte and glucose con- centrations have to be determined and corrected if necessary. Magnesium may be used for termination of Torsades de pointes tachycardia. Furthermore, heart rhythm disorders may occur together with cardiomyopathy. Dilatation of the ventricles carries an increased risk of life-threatening arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death (Lanjewar 2006). Ventricular arrhythmias were observed in the context of immune reconstitution syndrome (Rogers 2008). Conduction abnormality, bundle branch block and sinus arrest have been reported to occur with lopinavir/r and in combi- nation with atazanavir (Chaubey 2009, Rathbun 2009). The new anti-arrhythmic substance dronedarone is contraindicated with ritonavir because of metabolism by the CYP3A4. Valvular heart disease/endocarditis Valvular heart disease of HIV+ patients often occurs as bacterial or mycotic endo- carditis. The hypothesis that HIV infection alone makes someone more susceptible to infective endocarditis has not been validated. However, intravenous drug users have a ten- to twelve-fold increased risk for infective endocarditis than non-intra- venous drug users. Also, in intravenous drug users infection of the tricuspid valve is more frequent. The most frequent germ is Staphylococcus aureus, detected in more than 40% of HIV+ patients with bacterial endocarditis. Further pathogens include Streptococcus pneumoniae and Hemophilus influenzae (Currie 1995). Mycotic forms of endocarditis, which may also occur in patients who are not intravenous drug users, mostly belong to Aspergillus fumigatus, Candida species or Cryptococcus neoformans and are associated with a worse outcome. A retrospective study showed no difference in the clinical outcome of Staphylococcus aureus endocarditis comparing HIV+ and -negative patients (Fernandez 2009). Signs of infective endocarditis include fever (90%), fatigue and lack of appetite. An addi- tional heart murmur may also be present (30%). In these cases, repeated blood cultures should be taken and transesophageal echocardiography is mandatory (Bayer 1998). Due to the fact that detection of the infectious agent is often difficult, antibi- otic therapy should be started early when endocarditis is presumed (Duke criteria), even without the microbiology results. Antibiotic prophylaxis of endocarditis is not generally recommended. According to current guidelines for infectious endocarditis, antibiotic prophylaxis is only recommended for a very small patient population. HIV-associated pulmonary arterial hypertension One complication of HIV infection is the development of pulmonary arterial hyper- tension that clinically and histologically resembles idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). HIV infection was included as one cause of PAH in the classifi- cation of pulmonary hypertension (Classification of Nice 2013, Galie 2014). Pulmonary hypertension is defined as mean pulmonary artery pressure >25 mmHg at rest (Badesch 2009).