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Mark Oette Klinik für Allgemeine Innere Medizin, Gastroenterologie und Infektiologie Krankenhaus der Augustinerinnen, Köln
Tuberculosis
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is free of financial interests
- Speech honoraria of the last 3 years
BMS Falk Gilead Heinen & Löwenstein Hitachi Krankenhäuser
Conflicts
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Tbc worldwide
SLIDE 4 Europe: Transm issible Diseases
Inzidence-based DALY/ 100.000, 2009-2013 (1.4 Mio, every 14th person)
Cassini A. Eurosurveillance 2018; 23: pii= 17.00454
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Europe: Tbc Notification Rate
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Tuberculosis Incidence Germany (RKI 2018)
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Lung Tbc and Nationality (RKI 2015)
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Nationality: Italy
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Tuberculosis, Age, and Gender (RKI 2018)
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Diagnostics (RKI 2015)
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Mortality (RKI 2018)
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Resistance (RKI 2018)
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Resistance: Italy
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Resistance (RKI 2018)
SLIDE 16 Lange C, et al. Respirology 2018; 23: 656-673
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Resistance (MDR)
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Europe: Tbc MDR-Rate
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- Evaluation of 5 software tools to predict resistance (n= 211), 2014
- Comparison with growth cultures/ phenotypic resistance testing
- WGS: Illumina MiSec System
- Software tools :
PhyResSE, Mykrobe Predictor, TB Profiler, TGS-TB and KvarQ
Sensitivity: 74-80% ; Specificity: > 95% Considerable variation between individual drugs Turnaround time (median): 5 vs. 19 days
Van Beek J. Clin Microbiol Infect 2019; 25: 82-86
Sequencing for Resistance Mutations
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- In Germany approx. 5500 affected persons, slow decline
- Epidemiology still driven by migrants
- Resistance: Significant problem, rising (not in G)
- Transmission of resistance
- MDR: Relevant for survival
- Resistance testing: Procession time suboptimal
- Molecular resistance testing:
New applications underway
- The future: Resistance testing by NGS standard
Summary
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Thank you !
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Resistance