| kaposi's sarcoma and its management in aids patients. recommendations from a scandinavian study group. | ks is the most frequent malignancy in homo/bisexual male aids patients, affecting more than 30% of these patients. ks may present itself as a few innocent cutaneous lesions or may show progression resulting in severe morbidity and mortality. approximately half of the patients may develop severe progressive disease. the prognosis of patients with progressive disease is poor, with a median survival of less than 6 months. there is no cure for aids-related ks, but several therapies are available for ... | 1997 | 9112290 |