Resumo (EN)
Objective – To identify the incidence of cytomegalovirus in patients seropositive for HIV, up examinations of patients with IgG and IgM for CMV positivity and possible for both. Methods – Through medical records of HIV-positive patients, the data were performed after prior approval of a clinical laboratory in Jundiaí, São Paulo, which is to serve the public private network and public network. The data were collected in a retrospective of 46 months between January 2011 and October 2014 and there were three data analysis: the average requests for HIV testing, the incidence for E CMVG CMVM and the percentage of these infected patients in private institutions and the public network. Results – Through the medical records, it was found 88 patients with HIV confirmed by Western blotting, it was confirmed that 2.27% were infected with CMV, is have positive IgM and are treated at private. Conclusion – That said, despite the HAART (antiretroviral therapy), there are still patients who became infected with CMV, it is possible to assess whether the service network immunocompromised HIV patients need special attention and careful monitoring for survival and well-being.