Tuberculosis Tuberculosis The greatest killer in the history of The greatest killer in the history of mankind mankind Brig Jawad Ansari Brig Jawad Ansari FCPS,FCCP,FRCPE FCPS,FCCP,FRCPE Professor of Medicine & Pulmonologist Professor of Medicine & Pulmonologist
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Tuberculosis The greatest killer in the history of mankind
Tuberculosis The greatest killer in the history of mankind. Brig Jawad Ansari FCPS,FCCP,FRCPE Professor of Medicine & Pulmonologist. EPIDEMIOLOGY. 1/3 rd of world population is infected TB contribute 25% of avoidable deaths 95% cases in developing world - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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TuberculosisTuberculosisThe greatest killer in the history of mankindThe greatest killer in the history of mankind
(Acid Fast bacilli:AFB)(Acid Fast bacilli:AFB) M.tuberculosis (majority)M.tuberculosis (majority) M. bovisM. bovis M.africanumM.africanum
• Can remain dormant / persist for many yearsCan remain dormant / persist for many years• Atypical Mycobacterium/ OpportunisticAtypical Mycobacterium/ Opportunistic
Transmission of InfectionTransmission of Infection
Coughing patient of pulmonary TBCoughing patient of pulmonary TB Single cough: 3000 droplets nucleiSingle cough: 3000 droplets nuclei Also spread by talking, sneezing, spitting , singingAlso spread by talking, sneezing, spitting , singing Direct sunlight kill AFB in 5 minutesDirect sunlight kill AFB in 5 minutes Transmission is mostly indoorTransmission is mostly indoor Risks of exposure; concentration of droplet nuclei Risks of exposure; concentration of droplet nuclei
and the time spent in contaminated airand the time spent in contaminated air Bovine TB: cervical lymph node/ intestinal TBBovine TB: cervical lymph node/ intestinal TB
Is TB transmitted by following?Is TB transmitted by following?
FoodFood WaterWater Sexual intercourseSexual intercourse Blood transfusionBlood transfusion mosquitoesmosquitoes
Is TB transmitted by following?Is TB transmitted by following?
FoodFood WaterWater Sexual intercourseSexual intercourse Blood transfusionBlood transfusion mosquitoesmosquitoes
Infection to diseaseInfection to disease
90% of infected individuals do not develop disease90% of infected individuals do not develop disease Only evidence of infection is positive tuberculin testOnly evidence of infection is positive tuberculin test Chances of disease are higher soon after infectionChances of disease are higher soon after infection Higher in infants and childrenHigher in infants and children Emotional and physical stressEmotional and physical stress HIV infectionHIV infection
Natural History of TBNatural History of TB
If Untreated: then by 5 yearsIf Untreated: then by 5 years• 50%: will be dead50%: will be dead• 25%: cured by their immune system25%: cured by their immune system• 25%: become chronic25%: become chronic
TUBERCULOSIS
EXTRAPULMONARY TB
PULMONARY TB
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• Cough for more than 2-3 weeksCough for more than 2-3 weeks• Sputum productionSputum production• Weight lossWeight loss• Night sweatsNight sweats• Fatigue & tirednessFatigue & tiredness• No sign is specificNo sign is specific
Diagnosis: Lab TestsDiagnosis: Lab Tests
Detection of AFBs in sputum smearsDetection of AFBs in sputum smears Culturing of AFB & sensitivityCulturing of AFB & sensitivity Chest X-rayChest X-ray Tuberculin Skin Test ?Tuberculin Skin Test ? ESR ???ESR ??? PCRPCR
SPUTUM SAMPLINGSPUTUM SAMPLING
At least three isolated samplesAt least three isolated samples Sputum and not salivaSputum and not saliva Early morning samples preferableEarly morning samples preferable If no cough:If no cough:
In population with high prevalence of In population with high prevalence of TB, skin test is of little diagnostic TB, skin test is of little diagnostic valuevalue
Does not distinguish disease from Does not distinguish disease from infectioninfection
6.6. Viral infections like measles, chicken pox, glandular Viral infections like measles, chicken pox, glandular feverfever
7.7. CancerCancer
8.8. Incorrect injection of PPDIncorrect injection of PPD
ESR AND TBESR AND TB
It can not be relied upon for the It can not be relied upon for the diagnosis of Tuberculosis and should diagnosis of Tuberculosis and should not be advised in routine.not be advised in routine.
Not recommended by WHO and by Not recommended by WHO and by local guidelineslocal guidelines
Role of Raidiology Role of Raidiology
There is no radiological findings which There is no radiological findings which can be diagnostic of Pulmonary can be diagnostic of Pulmonary TuberculosisTuberculosis
ButBut
There are certain typical patterns, There are certain typical patterns, where TB can be strongly suspectedwhere TB can be strongly suspected
GHON’S COMPLEXPRIMARY TB
Tuberculous PericarditisTuberculous Pericarditis
TUBERCULOMAS TUBERCULOMAS
TREATMENT OF TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSISTUBERCULOSIS
Tuberculosis
Pulmonary Extra-pulmonary
Smear positive Smear negative
Histopathology Cultures
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Smear positive ( PTB+ )
>02 sputum smear pos
01 sputum smear pos(plus) c/s + M. tuberculosis
01 sputum smear pos(plus) radiological evidence of active TB
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Smear Neg Pulmonary Tuberculosis (PTB-)
Three sputum smears negative for AFB
Strong clinical suspicion
No response to broad spectrum antibiotics
Radiographic findings suggestive of active TB
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DRUG SENSITIVE TBDRUG SENSITIVE TB
Tuberculosis where AFBs are Tuberculosis where AFBs are sensitive to first line anti-tuberculosis sensitive to first line anti-tuberculosis drugsdrugs