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With use of this comprehensive and rapid test, improved patient outcomes and anti microbial stewardship are anticipated. The morbidity and vast array of pathogens that cause encephalitis, the majority of mortality of these infections can be high, particularly with bacte which are viruses. A number of noninfectious processes can also rial meningitis, which can be rapidly life threatening, and the best cause encephalitis, and the etiology remains unknown in up to outcomes are achieved with rapid initiation of the appropriate 70% of cases (7). Those surviving infection may have signicant long-term sequelae, such as loss of limbs, problems with vision and hearing, seizures, and cognitive decits (2). In Received 6 April 2016 Returned for modication 6 May 2016 addition, the costs associated with these infections are signicant, Accepted 14 June 2016 both in the short term related to hospitalization and treatment Accepted manuscript posted online 22 June 2016 and in the long-term related to lost contributions to society (3, 4). Multicenter evaluation of BioFire pneumoniae, Streptococcus agalactiae (group B Streptococcus), FilmArray Meningitis/Encephalitis Panel for detection of bacteria, viruses, and yeast in cerebrospinal uid specimens. Forbes, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center together account for over 80% of infections. Viral meningitis is more common than bacterial men For a commentary on this article, see doi:10. Additionally, the immune status of the subject, antimicrobial neck stiffness, altered consciousness, seizures, and focal neurolog therapies administered within 24 h prior to specimen collection, and nal ical ndings often overlap various infectious agents. Immune status was determined and have a noninfectious cause for their clinical symptoms. Routine categorized according to 2013 Infectious Diseases Society of America testing such as cellular and chemistry parameters in the cerebro guidelines (13). This leads to delays, which can have signicant clinical sults analysis in approximately 1 h per run. Solid media (sheep able to be enrolled within 7 days of collection for testing (or frozen for blood, chocolate, and in some cases MacConkey agar) and, at some sites, later testing). There were nearly equal numbers of males Panel (if the native specimen was available) or comparator methods (if (797 [51%]) and females (763 [49%]) enrolled. The majority of extract was available) as well as testing with additional, independent mo specimens (93%) were obtained from hospitalized patients or pa lecular assays (see Table S2 in the supplemental material). Additionally, tients presenting to the emergency department (920/1,560 [59%] the discrepancy investigation for this study relied heavily on additional clinical information about the subjects whose specimens were tested in and 528/1,560 [34%], respectively). The age adjudication of discrepant analyses was determined by one investigator distribution included 921 (59%) adults 18 years of age or older (A. The highest detection rates were in tigation is provided but was not used to recalculate performance data. The most prevalent organisms de the same manner as sensitivity and specicity, respectively. Thus, a total of 1,560 specimens met all enroll fully tested: 11 due to incomplete tests (software or instrument ment criteria, were prospectively tested successfully, and were errors) and 6 due to internal pouch control failures. A total of 1,015 (65%) specimens samples were clear in appearance, and all had a protein level of September 2016 Volume 54 Number 9 Journal of Clinical Microbiology jcm. Clinical and laboratory data for these 49 positives were observed for all of the viral targets. Fig ve positives, and 80% (4/5) were considered false positives; there ure 1 shows the results as they were resolved after discrepant in were no false-negative results. More extensive data on all discrepant samples are vestigations supported the FilmArray result, leaving 40% (2/5) of presented in Table S2 in the supplemental material. The resulting performance characteris September 2016 Volume 54 Number 9 Journal of Clinical Microbiology jcm. Additional discrepancy investiga tion included other laboratory testing and clinical data (see Table S2 in the supplemental material). The number (19, 20), nal results of culture are often not available until 48 or of positive detections was relatively low, but this is expected in more hours after specimen collection. Such delays may also have an FilmArray testing system was shown to be reliable, with few fail impact on close contacts that might require prophylactic treat ures, and rapid, with results available in approximately 1 h. Gram part of the regulatory submissions for the BioFire meningitis/en stain has been assessed in cases of suspected meningitis and re cephalitis panel, which received de novo clearance in the United ported to have sensitivity ranging from 10 to 93%, depending on States in 2015. Culture was therefore molecular testing has improved sensitivity and is faster than used as the comparator assay for this study. There were no detections by either test of Cryptococcal meningitis has been diagnosed by a combination N. Likewise it seems prudent to consider a Gram stain for the remaining specimens were culture negative. The nal diagno conrmation of FilmArray results and for better understanding of sis in the medical record indicated bacterial meningitis consistent the difference in sensitivities of the two methods. For three of these ancy investigation conrmed the FilmArray nding in 13 cases (5 cases (one specimen of H. This is of clinical signicance because methods were expected to match or exceed the sensitivity of denitive identication, in addition to the Gram stain, may allow FilmArray, there are differences in analytical performance that more targeted antimicrobial therapy. The increased sensitivity of contribute to the discrepancies noted between the two tests. Testing repeat specimen was from a 65-year-old male patient with an intrathe edly at or near the LoD can lead to variation in results between and cal device for drug delivery (baclofen pump); the medical records within a given method due to sampling variability. The positives were predominantly in pediatric age ing the FilmArray ndings (see Table S3 in the supplemental ma groups (four 2 months, one 2 to 17 years, and one 18 to 34 years terial). Detection of the other herpesviruses however, it does not discriminate between them (16). Therefore, careful correlation of the clinical the virus and its relatively high prevalence in brain and other tis presentation would be needed for interpretation of a positive re sues of the normal host, careful consideration of a positive result sult with any of these viruses. The discrepancy investigations conrmed the likely explained by the presence of latent viral nucleic acid. While latency/reactivation is characteristic of all herpesvi the supplemental material). Due to the relative rarity of these diagnoses, the expectation positive by cryptococcal antigen testing (latex agglutination or of multiple positives in any given day or week would be low for lateral ow) and had been diagnosed with cryptococcal meningitis most analytes; clinical assessments should be performed before (patients 40 and 41 in Table S2 in the supplemental material). Also releasing results, and repeat testing should be considered in these of note, an additional eight specimens in the trial that were nega situations. Nor does it eliminate the need for testing other sample cryptococcal meningitis, the relative sensitivity of the FilmArray types. The another laboratory test, with the analysis of clinical data done exact nature of these cannot be determined, but some may have retrospectively. Full clinical data were not available on all patients, resulted from contamination of the specimens during aliquoting and while additional data were accessible for the positive samples, and testing at the trial sites. It is the rst test system allowing close-to-patient, rapid as related to amplicon contamination. The data presented in this study show that the September 2016 Volume 54 Number 9 Journal of Clinical Microbiology jcm. The panel may have signicant util therapy and death among neonates with herpes simplex virus infection. Barcelona helpful and may potentially allow more targeted use of both anti Meningococcal Disease Surveillance Group. However, each laboratory must assess the best forvaccinationoftheimmunocompromisedhost. Clinical features and prognostic factors in adults the manuscript and provided input on the data presented. Bohr V, Rasmussen N, Hansen B, Kjersem H, Jessen O, Johnsen N, BioFire for this study. 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However, their implications for patient Respiratory rate 20 points A management remain unclear. These markers have been validated in cohort studies but they have not yet been used to guide treatment decisions in randomized controlled trials. Thrombolytic therapy leads to faster improvements in pulmonary mildAmoderate renal dysfunction (CrCl between 30A60 mL/min). The greatest benefit is apixaban, whereas patients with CrCl <30 mL/min were excluded. Rivaroxaban and apixaban are to be used with caution in patients with CrCl 15-29 mL/min, and their use is not recommended in patients with CrCl <15 mL/min. Follow-up of the patient under anticoagulation In patients who receive extended anticoagulation, it is recommended that their drug tolerance and adherence, hepatic and f 259 renal function, and bleeding risk be reassessed at regular intervals. Although existing evidence is limited, it is conceivable that once can ment without an increase in bleeding complications. 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Healthy People 2020 Goal There is no Healthy People 2020 Goal for dengue or dengue hemorrhagic fever arthritis in the back joints buy voltaren 100mg with mastercard. Epidemiology and Trends In 2012 arthritis diet johns hopkins buy cheap voltaren 100 mg, eight cases of dengue fever and one case of dengue hemorrhagic fever were reported in residents of Indiana magnets for arthritis relief buy discount voltaren on-line. For the five-year period 2008-2012 arthritis knee treatment ice order voltaren 100mg with visa, 28 cases of dengue fever were reported in Indiana zoloft arthritis pain buy 100 mg voltaren with amex. Two cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever were reported during the five-year reporting period 2008-2012 arthritis pain due to weather cheap voltaren 50 mg amex. You can learn more about dengue and dengue hemorrhagic fever by visiting the following Web sites. Diphtheria may occur in any mucous membrane and is classified based on the site of the infection. Anterior nasal, pharyngeal, tonsillar, and laryngeal are all respiratory forms of the disease, and cutaneous (skin) infections also may occur. The more severe respiratory forms are caused by toxin-producing strains, while the cutaneous form may be caused by either toxin or non-toxin producing strains. The respiratory form of diphtheria is characterized by the formation of a membrane in the throat and/or on the tonsils which can obstruct the respiratory tract and interfere with respiratory function. Public Health Significance Symptoms of diphtheria include sore throat, fever, and enlarged lymph nodes located in the neck. Symptoms usually begin 2-5 days after infection but may take as long as 10 days to appear. Most complications, including death, can be attributed to the toxin being absorbed into organs and tissues of the body. The typical series of vaccinations (for children 7 years old and younger) is 5 doses given at 2, 4, 6, and 15-18 months of age, and 4-6 years of age. Unvaccinated adults and children 7 years of age and older require three vaccinations. Prior to routine vaccination, as many as 200,000 cases of diphtheria, responsible for as many as 15,000 deaths, occurred each year in the United States. Diphtheria is still endemic in parts of Africa, South America, the South Pacific, Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Haiti. Epidemiology and Trends No cases of diphtheria have been reported in Indiana since 1996. You can learn more about diphtheria by visiting the following Web site: nc. Public Health Significance Symptoms of ehrlichiosis are similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever and include sudden high fever, muscle aches, headache, and tiredness. Some individuals may experience a rash but this is not a common feature in all cases. Symptoms can range from mild to serious and usually appear 3-16 days after a tick bite. People at highest risk of getting ehrlichiosis are those who spend time outdoors in tick-infested areas from April until October when ticks are most active. No vaccine is available for ehrlichiosis, but the disease can be treated with antibiotics. Epidemiology and Trends Twenty-two confirmed case of ehrlichiosis was reported in 2012 in Indiana. You can learn more about ehrlichiosis by visiting the following Web site. Symptoms usually begin 3-4 days (range of 2-10 days) after exposure and last for approximately 5 10 days. The bacteria can be passed in the stool for up to three weeks after symptoms have stopped. Serious infections that affect the kidneys will require hospitalization and extensive medical care. Laboratories are also required to report positive results of Escherichia coli O157:H7; Shiga toxin-producing; or sorbitol negative E. In addition, laboratories are required to submit isolates for Escherichia coli O157; Shiga-toxin-producing, or sorbitol negative E. Healthy People 2020 Goal the Healthy People 2020 Goal for Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli 0157 is 0. Incidence of disease was greatest during the summer months, with September having the highest number of reported cases (43). As shown in Figure 4, age-specific rates were highest among preschoolers aged 1-4 years (5. Figure 3: Escherichia coliCases by County Indiana, 2012 LaGrange Steuben St Joseph Elkhart 13. During the past two decades, Giardia infection has become recognized as one of the most common causes of waterborne disease (found in both drinking and recreational water) in the United States. Because the parasite is protected by an outer shell (cyst), it can survive outside the body and in the environment for long periods of time. Concentrations of chlorine used in routine water treatment do not kill Giardia cysts. From 2009-2012, an average of 316 cases of giardiasis was reported in Indiana every year. Giardia is passed in the stool, and people become infected by ingesting feces from an infected animal or person (fecal-oral route). Large community outbreaks have occurred from drinking treated but unfiltered water. Smaller outbreaks have resulted from contaminated food, person-to person transmission in day care facilities, and contaminated recreational waters. Public Health Significance Symptoms of giardiasis can include diarrhea, gas, greasy stools that tend to float, bloating, stomach cramps, nausea, and constipation. Symptoms usually begin within 7-10 days (range of 3-25 days) after exposure and last 2-6 weeks. These symptoms may lead to weight loss and dehydration, but some persons infected may have no symptoms. Infected people may carry Giardia in their bodies for weeks or months without symptoms and unknowingly infect others. While medications are available to treat giardiasis, they are not needed if the person does not have diarrhea. Epidemiology and Trends In 2012, 227 cases of giardiasis were reported in Indiana, for a rate of 3. Table 1: Giardiasis Case Rate by Race and Sex, Indiana, 2012 Cases Rate* 2008 2012 Total Indiana 227 3. As shown in Figure 3, age specific rates were greatest for preschoolers aged 1-4 (12. The incidence rates were highest among the following counties reporting five or more cases: Allen (4. You can learn more about giardiasis by visiting the following Web site. Humans are the natural host, with up to 80 percent of healthy individuals colonized with the nontypeable form. Prevention of infection through immunization is the most effective way to reduce transmission of H. Before the widespread use of vaccines, Hib was the leading cause of bacterial meningitis in children. Since the introduction of the conjugate Hib vaccine in 1990, the incidence of Hib disease in children has decreased dramatically in both the U. Serotype information also is needed to measure the sensitivity of the surveillance system and to detect the emergence of invasive disease caused by types of H. In 2012, two cases of Haemophilus influenzae type b disease occurred in Indiana in a child less than 5 years of age for whom isolates were submitted for testing. Table 1: Haemophilus influenzae Case Rate by Race and Sex, Indiana, 2012 2008 2012 Cases Rate* Total Indiana 104 1. Table 2: Percent of Reported Haemophilus influenzae Cases by Serotype, 2012 Type Number Percent a 3 02. The main route of transmission for humans is breathing air contaminated with the virus. The disease was first described as a clinical syndrome, and the causative agent was identified as the Sin Nombre virus in the Four Corners area (Utah, New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona) in 1993. However, 12 states east of the Mississippi have reported cases, including Indiana. Since 1993, two hantavirus cases have been reported in Indiana, resulting in one death. Public Health Significance the initial symptoms of hantavirus include fever, tiredness, headache, and fatigue. As the disease progresses, symptoms may include shortness of breath and coughing due to lungs filling with fluid (pneumonia). People most at risk for becoming infected with hantavirus include those who visit or reside in closed spaces where infected rodents live, including campers and hikers and those who work or play outdoors. In addition, housecleaning activities such as sweeping or vacuuming can release contaminated particles into the air. Epidemiology and Trends No hantavirus cases were reported in Indiana in 2012 or during the five-year reporting period 2008-2012. You can learn more about hantavirus by visiting the following Web site. Symptoms of hepatitis A usually occur suddenly and include diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, tiredness, stomach pain, fever, dark urine, pale or clay-colored stool, loss of appetite, and sometimes jaundice. People are most contagious from about two weeks before symptoms begin until two weeks after. Some people, especially children, may have no symptoms but can still spread the virus to others. Symptoms usually begin 28-30 days (range of 15-50 days) after exposure and usually last less than two months. Sometimes a person can recover and become ill again (relapse) for as long as 12 months. However, people will eventually recover, and there is no long-term carrier state with hepatitis A infection. People who have had hepatitis A develop lifelong immunity and cannot get hepatitis A again. Indiana met this goal every year except 2011 for the five-year reporting period 2008-2012 (Figure 1). Epidemiology and Trends In 2012, 11 cases of hepatitis A were reported in Indiana for a rate of 0. Table 1: Hepatitis A Case Rate by Race and Sex, Indiana, 2012 Cases Rate* 2008 2012 Total Indiana 11 0. Figure 4 shows age-specific rates were greatest for adults aged 70 to 79 years (0. You can learn more about hepatitis A by visiting the following Web sites. An acute hepatitis B illness can range in severity from a very mild illness with few or no symptoms, to a serious condition requiring hospitalization which is characterized by multiple symptoms such as nausea, anorexia, fever, malaise, headache, myalgia, right upper quadrant abdominal pain, dark urine, skin rash and jaundice. The time variation is related to the amount of virus transmitted, the mode of transmission, and host factors. Most adult acute hepatitis B infections results in complete recovery and immunity from future infection. Many individuals with chronic hepatitis B do not have symptoms and do not know they are infected. Clinical and laboratory definitions must be met to classify a case of hepatitis B. The 2012 acute hepatitis B definition includes: an acute illness with discrete onset of symptoms (eg. Risk for hepatitis B infection varies with occupation, lifestyle, or environment where there is contact with blood from infected persons. Populations at intermediate risk include: prisoners, health care workers, staff for developmentally disabled individuals, and heterosexuals with multiple partners. After three intramuscular doses of hepatitis B vaccine, more than 90% of healthy adults and more than 95% of infants, children, and adolescents will develop adequate immunity. Hepatitis B vaccination programs addressing each of these priorities will ultimately eliminate domestic hepatitis B transmission. Control measures used to prevent exposures to blood and body fluids, another mechanism for the transmission of hepatitis B, include use of universal precautions and disinfection of contaminated equipment. Laboratory reporting enables identification of asymptomatic persons infected with the virus, as well as those displaying symptoms. Healthy People 2020 Goal the Healthy People 2020 objectives for hepatitis B are to reduce both new and chronic infections in a variety of populations. The first goal addressing hepatitis B infections is to reduce new infections in adults aged 19 and older to 1. As is evidenced by the table, Indiana met the Healthy People 2010 goal of reducing new infections in adults aged 19 and older during the reporting period of 2008-2011.

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