Perinatal HIV Transmission Prevention Challenges: Missed Opportunities for Monitoring and Integrated Care
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The authors investigate the challenges in preventing perinatal HIV transmission, particularly in cases where maternal viral suppression is documented. They present a case of an infant diagnosed with HIV despite the mother's undetectable viral load, highlighting missed opportunities in monitoring and care coordination. The report emphasizes the need for integrated, multidisciplinary care to address the residual risks of transmission and improve maternal monitoring.
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