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Hiểu và ứng dụng đúng kết quả xétnghiệm chẩn đoán nhanh kháng nguyên
và kháng thể đối với sốt xuất huyếtDengue
TS BS Nguyễn Minh TuấnBệnh viện Nhi Đồng 1
Khoa Y – Đại học Quốc gia TPHCMĐơn vị Nghiên cứu Lâm sàng Đại học Oxford
Hội nghị Khoa học Nhi khoa Bệnh viện Nhi Đồng 1TPHCM, 20-21/9/2019
Contents
• Virus Dengue
• Immune response to Dengue infection
• Performance of rapid Dengue diagnostictests
• Interpretation of results
• Take-home messages
Contents
• Virus Dengue
• Immune response to Dengue infection
• Performance of rapid Dengue diagnostictests
• Interpretation of results
• Take-home messages
Virus Dengue
Virus Dengue
• RNA Virus
• 10 genes (3 structural
and 7 non-structural )
Kuhn, R.J. et al. , 2002
Contents
• Virus Dengue
• Immune response to Dengue infection
• Performance of rapid Dengue diagnostictests
• Interpretation of results
• Take-home messages
Sensitivity of dengue tests when dengue occurs for the first time
Sensitivity of dengue tests when dengue occurs for the second time
Courtersy of Dr. S Guanasena
Courtersy of Dr. S Guanasena
Dengue serology
• IgM detection (qualitative)
In a suspected case of dengue, presence of dengue IgMindicates recent infection IgM capture ELISA (blood collected after 5th day)
50% + in 3-5 day, 70% on 7th day, 100% day 10-
14
• IgG detection (quantitative)
Diagnostic sero-conversion is defined as a four fold rise (or fall) in antibodies in paired sera (collected in the first 7 days & 10 – 14 days later)
HI assay / ELISA / Neutralization assay
• Primary infection: Characterized by detectable levels of IgM antibodies by days five or six after onset of fever; levels peak at about 14 to 15 days and can remain high up to 30 to 60 days later, and then decline gradually over time. IgG antibodies against dengue are elevated after the eighth or ninth day of the onset of fever and are detectable for life.• Secondary infection:Very high levels of IgG antibodies against dengue are observed from the second or third day of fever. IgM antibody levels can be less elevated in secondary infections and are sometimes not detectable.
Dengue serology
Contents
• Virus Dengue
• Immune response to Dengue infection
• Performance of rapid Dengue diagnostictests
• Interpretation of results
• Take-home messages
Sensitivity by day of illness of two NS1 diagnostic tests, A) an ELISA-based assay and B) a lateral flow rapid test (BioRad)
in Vietnamese children
Hang VT et al., 2009
Ngày sốt DENV
RTPCR
dương
PlateliaTM
DENV NS1 Ag
SD DENV
NS1 Ag ELISA
SD BiolineTM
Dengue 2010
(NS1)
SD BiolineTM
Dengue Duo-
2010 (NS1/IgM)
< 5 ngày n=107 91,6% 90,7% 86,9% 87,9%
≥ 5 ngày n=69 66,7% 62,3% 56,5% 68,1%
Tổng cộng n=176 81,8%
(74,5%-89,1%)
79,5%
(71,9%-87,1%)
75,0%
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(72,6%-87,6%)
Loại mẫu Số XN PlateliaTM
DENV NS1 Ag
SD DENV
NS1 Ag ELISA
SD BiolineTM Dengue
Duo-2010 (NS1/IgM)
Không nhiễm
DENV
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JEV 20 100% 100% 100%
Tổng cộng 118 96,6%
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96,6%
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94,9%
(89,9%-100%)
Độ nhạy toàn bộ - Test nhanh
Độ đặc hiệu toàn bộ
Nguồn: PTN Arbovirus - PIHCMC
Diagnostic performance of NS1 rapid test in enrolment plasma samples within 72hrs of illness onset and odds of NS1
detection in relation to plasma viremia
Tuan NM et al., 2015
Duong V, et al. PLoS Negl Trop Dis 2011; 5(7): e1244
Sensitivity of NS1 assay for each DENV serotype
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Nguồn: Viện Pasteur TPHCM - Tình hình & giải pháp phòng chống SXHD KVPN 2019
Contents
• Virus Dengue
• Immune response to Dengue infection
• Performance of rapid Dengue diagnostictests
• Interpretation of results
• Take-home messages
CROSS REACTIVITYA POSITIVE RESULT ?
• NS1 glycoprotein: produced by all flavivirusesand is secreted from mammalian cells.
• IgM Dengue: Cross-reactivity with other circulating flaviviruses, such as Japanese encephalitis, St Louis encephalitis and yellow fever, does not seem to be a problem
Some false positives: malaria, leptospirosis and past dengue infection.
• IgG Dengue: lacks specificity within the flavivirusserocomplex groups.
INTERPRETATION OF DENGUE DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
Highly suggestive Confirmed
One of the following:
• IgM + in a single serum sample
• IgG + in a single serum sample with a HI titre of 1280 or greater
• NS1 +
One of the following:
• PCR +
• Virus culture +
• IgM seroconversion in paired sera
• IgG seroconversion in paired sera or fourfold IgGtiter increase in paired sera
WHO, 2019BYT, 2012
COMPARISON OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTS ACCORDING TO THEIR ACCESSIBILITY AND
CONFIDENCE
DIRECT METHODS INDIRECT METHODS
ACCESSIBILITY
CONFIDENCE
VIRUS ISOLATION
GENOMEDETECTION
NS1 ANTIGEN
SEROLOGYIgM
SEROLOGYIgG
WHO, 2019
“ROUGH” GUIDE FOR INTERPRETATION OF DENGUE SEROLOGY REPORTS
IgM IgG INTERPRETATION
Negative Negative Early sample/not dengue
Negative Positive (low titre) Past dengue infection
Negative Positive (high titre) Secondary dengue infection
Positive Negative Primary dengue infection
Positive Positive (low titre) Recent primary dengue infection
Positive Positive (high titre) Secondary dengue infection
IgG/IgM NS1 and IgG/IgM
“ROUGH” GUIDE FOR INTERPRETATION OF DENGUE SEROLOGY REPORTS
NS1
“ROUGH” GUIDE FOR INTERPRETATION OF DENGUE SEROLOGY REPORTS
Negative NS1 +IgM +IgG +
NS1 +IgM -IgG -
NS1 -IgM +IgG +
NS1 -IgM -IgG +
NS1 -IgM +IgG -
SCENARIO 1
Day of illness = 4
Ig M - Positive
Ig G - Negative
NS1 - Antigen Positive
Diagnosis – ?
Primary infection
Day of illness = 4
Ig M Negative
Ig G Positive
NS1 Negative
Diagnosis - ?
SCENARIO 2
Secondary infection OR Past infection
Day of illness = 3
Ig M Negative
Ig G Negative
NS1 Positive
Diagnosis - ?
SCENARIO 3
Primary infection
LIMITATIONS
A NEGATIVE RESULT ?
➢NS1 can be false negative:
• Secondary infection
• Late collection of blood sample
• DEN2
➢IgM Dengue can be false negative:
• Sometimes in secondary infection
TAKE-HOME MESSAGES
➢ Primary vs. Secondary infection.
➢Cross-reactivity.
➢A “rough” interpretation:
• NS1+: Early Dengue infection
• IgM+: Recent Dengue infection
• IgG+: Primary Dengue or past infection
➢A definitive diagnosis must be based on the test result + clinical evaluation.
➢ Evaluation of diagnostic accuracy and cost-effectivenessaccording to reference statndard tests.