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Table 1.

Infant and maternal characteristics by infant intervention.

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Figure 1.

SWEN and SD-NVP exposed HIV-infected infants diagnosed within the first six weeks of life with NVP-R.

SWEN = up to six weeks of extended-dose nevirapine; SD-NVP = single-dose nevirapine; NVP-R = nevirapine resistance. P-values generated using Fisher's exact test.

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Table 2.

NVP-R mutations among SWEN and SD-NVP exposed infants.

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Figure 2.

SWEN and SD-NVP exposed infants infected with HIV after six weeks of age through late-breastfeeding with NVP-R.

SWEN = up to six weeks of extended-dose nevirapine; SD-NVP = single-dose nevirapine; NVP-R = nevirapine resistance. P-values generated using Fisher's exact test.

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Table 3.

Late breast-milk transmission of NVP-R HIV in seven mother-infant pairs.

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Table 4.

Extent of persistence of NVP-R mutations in SWEN and SD-NVP exposed infants.

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