Efficacy and safety of fluvastatin in hyperlipidemic protease inhibitor-treated HIV-infected patients.
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Amalio Telenti | Vincent Mooser | Thierry Buclin | Pascal Nicod | Catia Marzolini | A. Telenti | V. Mooser | T. Buclin | C. Marzolini | J. Chave | P. Nicod | B. Waeber | F. Feihl | A. Pannatier | Bernard Waeber | Jean-Philippe Chave | R. Darioli | André Pannatier | Roger Darioli | François Feihl | Nicole Doser | Sandrine Kübli | N. Doser | Sandrine Kübli
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