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TB- HIV CO-INFECTION

`. COMPARATIVE ACCURACY OF CARTRIDGE BASED NUCLEIC ACID AMPLIFICATION TEST AND SPUTUM MICROSCOPY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN HIV POSITIVE PATIENTS . TB- HIV CO-INFECTION. Prevalence of pulmonary TB in HIV positive patients in India

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TB- HIV CO-INFECTION

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  1. ` COMPARATIVE ACCURACY OF CARTRIDGE BASED NUCLEIC ACID AMPLIFICATION TEST AND SPUTUM MICROSCOPY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN HIV POSITIVE PATIENTS.

  2. TB- HIV CO-INFECTION Prevalence of pulmonary TB in HIV positive patients in India 10-15 percent in patients without respiratory symptoms 20-30 percent in patients with respiratory symptoms (1) HIV patient has 50 % lifetime risk of developing tuberculosis as compared to 10 percent in HIV negative person in India (1) 1. The situation of HIV/M.Tuberculosis Co-infection in India. P.Seth.The open Infectious Disease Journal .2011;5:51-59

  3. Performance of Sputum Microscopy in HIV patients • Poor sensitivity (35%-50 %) of sputum microscopy in HIV patients due to lesser number of cavities. (1) • Need for alternative measures : Rule based tests NAAT Culture 1. Diagnosis and treatment of TB in HIV patients. C.Padmapriyadrshini et al. IJMR.201;130:850-65

  4. Detection of pulmonary tuberculosis in HIV patients • WHO : CBNAAT • RNTCP : Sputum Microscopy

  5. Performance of CBNAAT in HIV patients CBNAAT : Real-time PCR assay , cartridge based ,no processing needed, sensitive as well as specific

  6. Evidence for CBNAAT in HIV patients

  7. Aims and objectives To find out comparative accuracy of CBNAAT and sputum microscopy in HIV positive patients To find out prevalence of RifampicinRessistance in HIV positive patients Meta-analysis of CBNAAT in HIV patients incorporating our data and new studies missed by cochrane review.

  8. Methodology . We assessed HIV positive adults referred to with pulmonary symptoms suggestive of tuberculosis . two sputum samples for microscopy using ZN stain ,one sputum sample for CBNAAT and one sputum sample for BACTEC based culture in each patient

  9. Methodology . Using BACTEC culture positive as gold standard, we determined comparative sensitivity, specificity,Positive Predictive Value, Negative Predictive value, Positive Likelihood Ratio and Negative Likelihood Ratio of CBNAAT and sputum microscopy using SPSS 15.0 software . . We also did a meta-analysis combining various studies across the world with our study to determine pooled test performance of CBNAAT using MetaDisc 1.4 software.

  10. Results :Sputum microscopy . Out of 100 screened patients ,90 included with adequate sputum volume, 33 were culture positive and 57 were culture negative

  11. Results :sputum microscopy

  12. Results :CBNAAT

  13. Results :CBNAAT • CBNAAT picked up 14 extra cases missed by Sputum microscopy. 2/29 patients were Rifampicinressistant

  14. Comparative Accuracy :ROC curves

  15. Comparative Accuracy :ROC curves

  16. Meta-analysis of Evidence

  17. Meta-analysis of Evidence

  18. Meta-analysis of Evidence

  19. Conclusion • CBNAAT performs better than sputum microscopy in diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis in HIV patient • CBNAAT can tell about RifampicinRessistance Quickly • CBNAAT has proved superior to sputum microscopy in cochrane review and meta-analysis done by us • CBNAAT is recommended as first line modality for diagnosis of tuberculosis in HIV patients and re-treatment cases. • CBNAAT is an add-on in diagnosis of pulmonary tb in HIV negative smear negative cases with suspicion of kochs chest

  20. Case : Utility of negative CBNAAT • A 40 year old HIV positive male presents with cough for two weeks , sputum AFB – 1+, CBNAAT negative

  21. Case : Utility of negative CBNAAT

  22. Case : Utility of negative CBNAAT • Diagnosis : Atypical Mycobacterial infection.

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