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TB and immunosuppression 80k WW1 The disease Depression Clinical + immune K WW2 U defences s n o Isoniazid, BCG i t a c i f i t o N The cure Public health 1900 1915 1930 1945 1960 1975 1990 Incidence of Tb - UK TB


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TB and immunosuppression

The disease Clinical + immune defences The cure Public health

Incidence of Tb - UK

1900 1915 1930 1945 1960 1975 1990

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80k

WW1 WW2 Depression Isoniazid, BCG

TB 33% of the world is infected 3 million deaths per annum Impacts on western world

  • Ease of travel
  • HIV

(TB resurgence

  • 30% infected in Africa)
  • Multidrug resistance

TB Clinical aspects

Mr MD - breathless for 2 weeks. Smoker, wt loss, haemoptysis

  • Cough - haemoptysis
  • Weight loss
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Tb - Ghon focus Tb granuloma

  • Multinucleated cells

(fused macrophages)

  • T-cells.

Caseation Miliary Tb Tuberculous pleural effusion Tb abscess Thoracoplasty - old treatment making a comeback?

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Tb - Mantoux testing Sputum

  • 1. Z-N stain
  • 2. Culture
  • 3. Sensitivity
  • 4. PCR

Mycobacteria

  • 1. TB (M.Tb, M Bovis)
  • 2. Leprae
  • 3. Non-tuberculous

(eg. MAC)

  • 4. Non-pathogenic 7

Mr MD

  • breathless for 2 weeks.
  • Smoker
  • wt loss, haemoptysis

Treatment

Rifampicin Isoniazid Pyrazinamide Ethambutol

DOTS Directly Observed Treament, Short course.

  • Multinucleated cells

(fused macrophages)

  • T-cells.

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High O2 Low O2 Heart Spleen lung CD4 blood Lung - TB Skin - Mantoux “look what I found” “watch out - I’m coming after you. ” “bang bang” Lymph node APC

IFNγ

CD4 CD4 CD4

Protective immunity Impaired immunity ‘Th1’ response ‘Th2’ response IFNγ IL- 4,5 CD4

  • NB. Pregnancy!

CD4 CD4 CD4

Viral RNA load

Primary infection AIDS Asymptomatic 1 4 12 weeks 2 4 6 8 10 12 years

HIV

CD4

CD4 count 600 400 200

400 50

M Tb MAC

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5 TB What to do about it.

You are put in charge of the tuberculosis program of a rural subsaharan african region. There are 3 small hospitals, 10 doctors and 100 trained health workers in the whole area. You have one year to do something to help control Tb. Your budget is $1m only and you have to pay for staff, diagnosis and treatment of TB. Population 1 million Incidence of Tb probably 300/100,000 - ? how many are ‘open’

Costs Chest X-ray $20 ZN stain $ 2 Mantoux test $ 2 Anti TB drug course $20 BCG vaccination $ 2 Operation $50 Health worker $2/day Doctor $10/day

What are you going to do?

  • 1. Detect open Tb cases

ZN sputum stain ? CXR ? mantoux

  • 2. Treat open cases
  • 3. check contacts

mantoux +ve = CXR & treat

  • ve = watch ?BCG ?isoniazid

(CXR if HIV +ve) Treat HIV?

  • 4. HIV – TB joint strategies

(30% of HIV have TB)

Staff Health workers 50 x 365 x $2 $36k (100/day) Doctors 3 x 365 x $10 $10k ZN stains 100,000 x $2 $200k (NB. CXRs for all would be 1m x $20 = $20m) Therapy (assuming 300/100,000) Open cases 3,000 x $20 $60k Screening contacts 10 per case = 30,000ZNs $120k Treat +ves = 6,000 $120k HIV +ve contacts = CXR needed $400k HIV treatment? $ 0 Total $946k

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