Brief Report: Time to Repeat Viral Load Testing Among Unsuppressed Adolescents and Young Adults Living With HIV in Kenya.

Brief Report: Time to Repeat Viral Load Testing Among Unsuppressed Adolescents and Young Adults Living With HIV in Kenya.
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DOI:
10.1097/qai.0000000000002498
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发表时间:
2020-12-15
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Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999)
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通讯作者:
Kohler PK
Kohler PK
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作者:
Mugo C;Wilson KS;Onyango A;Njuguna IN;Mburu CW;Richardson BA;Oyiengo L;Inwani I;John-Stewart G;Wamalwa DC;Kohler PK

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在VL未抑制后,需要重复HIV病毒载量(VL)检测,以确认治疗失败。我们评估了肯尼亚青少年和年轻人感染艾滋病毒(AYALHIV)的比例,并进行了确认性VL检测和重复检测的时间。从肯尼亚国家病毒载量数据库中提取的纵向数据的回顾性分析。2017年4月至2019年5月期间10-24岁的AYALHIV病毒载量数据来自117个HIV护理诊所。如果在抗逆转录病毒治疗(ART)开始后≥6个月进行了至少一次VL检测,则记录合格。测定了未抑制的AYALHIV(≥1000拷贝/ml)比例和首次未抑制VL与重复VL之间的时间(月)。我们提取了23,969名AYALHIV的40,928条VL记录,其中17,092人(71%)符合此分析的条件。其中,12,122例(71%)为女性,中位年龄19岁(IQR:13-23),中位ART持续时间38个月(IQR:16-76)。在合格的AYALHIV中,4,010(23%)在首次合格测量时具有未抑制的VL。只有316例(8%)未抑制的AYALHIV在3个月内重复VL,1,176例(29%)在6个月内重复VL。在2,311例病毒未抑制的AYALHIV重复VL中,首次和重复VL之间的中位时间为6个月(IQR:4-8),其中1,330例(58%)已确认治疗失败。四分之一接受ART治疗的AYALHIV患者VL未受抑制,不到三分之一的患者在6个月内接受了重复VL治疗。改善VL检测实践的策略需要改善AYALHIV的结果。
Repeat HIV viral load (VL) testing is required after unsuppressed VL to confirm treatment failure. We assessed proportion of adolescents and young adults living with HIV (AYALHIV) in Kenya with a confirmatory VL test and time to repeat testing. A retrospective analysis of longitudinal data abstracted from Kenya’s national viral load database. Viral load data for AYALHIV who were 10–24 years old between April 2017- May 2019 were abstracted from 117 HIV care clinics. Records were eligible if at least one VL test was done ≥6 months after antiretroviral treatment (ART) initiation. The proportion of unsuppressed AYALHIV (≥1000 copies/ml) and time in months between first unsuppressed VL and repeat VL was determined. We abstracted 40,928 VL records for 23,969 AYALHIV, of whom 17,092 (71%) were eligible for this analysis. Of these, 12,122 (71%) were female, median age 19 years (IQR: 13–23) and median ART duration 38 months (IQR: 16–76). Among eligible AYALHIV, 4,010 (23%) had an unsuppressed VL at first eligible measurement. Only 316 (8%) of the unsuppressed AYALHIV had a repeat VL within 3 months and 1,176 (29%) within 6 months. Among 2,311 virally unsuppressed AYALHIV with a repeat VL, median time between the first and the repeat VL was 6 months (IQR: 4–8), with 1,330 (58%) having confirmed treatment failure. One-quarter of AYALHIV on ART had unsuppressed VL, with less than a third receiving a repeat VL within 6 months. Strategies to improve VL testing practices are needed to improve AYALHIV’s outcomes.