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P755 HEPATITIS C COINFECTION INDEPENDENTLY INCREASES CARDIOVASCULAR RISK IN HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS

✍ Scribed by Fernandez-Montero, J.V.; Vispo, E.; Barreiro, P.; De Mendoza, C.; Triano, C.; Cornelli, B.; Soriano, V.

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