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Evy Yunihastuti
Departemen Ilmu Penyakit Dalam FKUI/RSCM
Unit Pelayanan Terpadu HIV RSCM
TasP =
Treatment as
Prevention
• Lower microbial load = lower
infectivity
• First concept: AZT to prevent
perinatal transmission
103 103
Normal
102 102
Limit of detection of commercial assays
10 0 10
9 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 3 6 9 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
ks
Maximal durable of suppression
Years Weeks Years
Quasispecies diversity
Restoration of immune function
Viral suppression = undetectable viral load
• Undetectable: depends on lower limit of detection of viral
load testing
• HIV RNA < 40 copies/mL
• HIV RNA < 34 copies/mL
• HIV RNA < 20 copies/mL
CorrelationofPlasmaHIVRNA&HIVTransmissioninSexually
DiscordantCouples
Rakai, Uganda Thailand
Quinn et al., N Engl JMed, 2000; 342:921-929 Tovanabutra et al., JAIDS, 2002; 9:275-283-929.
Current antiretroviral therapy can not eradicate HIV
HIV infection is characterized by Antiretroviral therapy (ART) is capable of However, the virus
high levels of circulating viruses suppressing HIV to undetectable levels rebounds after
in the blood cessation of therapy
START STOP
ART
Circulating virus
Blips
Limit of detection
Time
60
40 DTG(n=69)
EFV(n=44) Median change from
20 Baseline CD4+ cell
count (Q1, Q3) at
0 Week 24: DTG, 146
cells/mm3 (71, 214);
-20 EFV 93 cells/mm3
-4 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 (47, 178)
Week
Dooley et al. CROI 2018
HPTN 052 – Early vs.
Late ART for Sero-
Discordant HIV+ Partner
• Multinational randomized
controlled trial
• HIV+ partner with CD4 >350,
randomized to initiate or deferART
Immediate Delayed
ART: 1 ART: 27
p < 0.001
One infection in immediate arm was soon after HAART
The
Partner
Study
attract study
Linked Couple-years CLAI acts Upper limit of
CLAI was reported in 53·9% of the couple-years of trans- of follow-up one-sided
follow-up and the upper CI limit for within-couple missions 95% CI for
transmission for these periods was 1·16 per 100 couple- HIV incidence
years of follow-up. Only 5·8 couple-years of follow-up Overall 0 232·2 12 447 1·59
and 239 CLAI acts were not protected by condoms, daily Sexual position for CLAI
PrEP, or viral suppression (1·0% of the total couple-years Insertive CLAI 0 202·2 8081 1·82
of follow-up). Of 239 CLAI acts reported, 219 were when Receptive CLAI with withdrawal 0 102·6 1958 3·60
viral loads of HIV-positive partners were more than Receptive CLAI with ejaculation 0 66·7 2408 5·53
1000 copies per mL. Periods before an STI was diagnosed STIs*
in either partner accounted for 13·1% of couple-years of Any STI diagnosed (either partner) 0 21·1 948 17·48
follow-up, whereas periods in which the HIV-positive Any STI diagnosed (HIV-positive partner) 0 15·4 745 23·97
partner commenced ART since the last visit accounted Urethral STI diagnosed (HIV-positive partner)† 0 2·4 90 155·94
for 4·6% of couple-years of follow-up. Any STI diagnosed (HIV-negative partner) 0 8·95 381 41·23
Periods when within-couple CLAI was reported, viral Rectal STI diagnosed (HIV-negative partner)‡ 0 5·3 162 69·27
loads of HIV-positive partners were less than 200 copies Commencement of ART
per mL, and daily PrEP was not used by HIV-negative Started ART since last visit 0 6·1 145 60·07
partners accounted for 232·2 couple-years of follow-up Did not start ART since last visit 0 226·1 12 302 1·63
(39·5% of the total couple-years of follow-up). No linked
HIV transmissions were reported (table 5). Data are according to sexual behaviour, diagnosis of sexually transmitted infection (STI), and antiretroviral therapy
(ART). No linked transmissions occurred. CLAI=condomless anal intercourse. *STIs included were active syphilis, rectal
and urethral gonorrhoea, and rectal and urethral chlamydia. †Urethral STIs included were urethral gonorrhoea and
Discussion urethral chlamydia. ‡Rectal STIs included were rectal gonorrhoea and rectal chlamydia.
In this cohort study of serodiscordant male homosexual
Bavinton
Table 5: Linked HIV transmissions and incidence during BR. CLAI
periods when Lancet
was HIV 2018;
reported, 5:load
viral e438–47
less
couples, we found no phylogenetically linked HIV
than 200 copies per mL and PrEP not used
A Fauci 2018
Virological response after ART
1000 copies/mL
Persistent
low level viremia
40 copies/mL
Virologic blip
Virologic suppressed
Time
Can we use CD4 for defining
C failure?
Asymptomatic AIDS After ART
106 106
HIV RNA
103 103
Normal
102 102
Limit of detection of commercial assays
10 0 10
9 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 3 6 9 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
ks Years Weeks Years
Quasispecies diversity
Antiretroviral failure
Viral load
Non-
Adherence
Clinical
1 2 3 4 5
Started
HAART Time after treatment
between these groups (P , 0.001), with the complete with an incr
responders having the best survival and the nonresponders complete res
having the worst survival (Fig. 2). 1.90 (95% CI
Number of CD4
Study Country patients declines (95% CI)
Reynolds
UK
Uganda
141
1553
1.78 (0.26, 4.63)
Davies
South Africa
South Africa
7250
5984
0.11 (0.04, 0.21)
0 2 4 6
Percentage Ford N et al. Journal of the International AIDS Society 2015, 18:20061
Figure 2. Pooled proportion of virologically suppressed patients experienced an unexplained, confirmed CD4 decline.
analysis because CD4 declines were based on a single measure suppressed on ART are rare and mainly transient events, or
[4]. This estimate did not change if studies that reported explained by non-HIV factors. This suggests that, for patients
evel viremia 200-499 was
LLV
Low level viremia (50-1000) associated
did not impact on rates of AIDS o
ncreased risk ofIncreased
virologic failure
risk of virological failure in the future
Not increasing risk of AIDS progression or death
Rekomendasi
Pemeriksaan viral load rutin dilakukan
pada bulan ke 6 dan ke 12 setelah
memulai ARV dan berikutnya setiap 12
bulan (rekomendasi sesuai kondisi,
kualitas bukti sangat rendah).