HIV paediatric case studies: Case 9 – Shukran

These interactive teaching videos are designed to copy the way that clinicians learn. Topics covered in this set of films include early infant diagnosis, ART initiation, opportunistic infections, drug reactions and treatment failure.

Shukran is an 8-year-old boy, who has been brought into hospital shortly after starting treatment with a severe, blister-like rash. He is one of three critically ill children admitted with similar symptoms. These films follow children over time, recording clinic visits or admissions to hospital, stopping to ask questions whenever treatment decisions need to be made. Suggested answers are contained in accompanying notes, which can be downloaded below. Editable versions for adapting to different settings can be obtained from info@picturinghealth.org.

Teaching points:
ART initiation
Stevens-Johnson syndrome

Informed consent was obtained from carers, names were changed and the faces of children over three were hidden. The videos are licensed under a creative commons licence for educational purposes only. Permission must be obtained for other uses.

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