Diagnostic Efficacy of Light-Emitting Diode (LED) Fluorescence based Microscope, Spoligotyping and drug resistance patterns of Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains isolated from clinically suspected Tuberculous Lymphadenitis.
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2020-08
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Addis Abeba University
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Background: Comparably efficacy of Microscopic examination for tuberculous lymphadenitis is
differs from laboratory to laboratory. Emergence of drug resistant TB still a major challenge in
developing countries. We therefore also investigated the drug resistant patterns and molecular
epidemiology of mycobacterial isolated from tuberculous lymphadenitis patients.
Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted from clinically suspected Tuberculous
lymphadenitis patients. Three smears were prepared; for cytomorphology, Auramine O and ZN
staining study. The left-over sample were inoculated onto Lowenstein-Jehnsen (LJ) media. The
culture isolates were tested by regions of difference (RD9) to distinguish M. tuberculosis from
other species of M. tuberculosis complex. Phenotypic, genotypic first-line and genotypic secondline
drugs were tested for resistance pattern of isolates by using GenoType MTBDRplus and
Phenotypic DST (Drug containing 7H10 Middlebrook Media), and the Spoligotyping strain
dependent polymorphism test were determined. Statistical analysis was done using STATA
version 11. The sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values were calculated
by considering the culture results as the gold standard.
Results: Among 211 FNA samples collected; 49.7% (105/211) were positive by Cytology,
32.7% (69/211) LEDFM, 23.69% (50/211) Culture and 13.7% (29/211). The efficacy of ZiehlNeelsen
as compared to culture, Sensitivity were 30% [95% CI: 17.9-44.6], Specificity 91.3%
[95% CI: 85.8-95.2]. For LEDFM, the Sensitivity 66% [95% CI: 51.2-78.8] and the Specificity
was 77.6% [95% CI: 70.4-83.8]. The Sensitivity and Specificity of Cytology was 78% [95% CI:
64-88.5], 58.8% [95% CI: 50.7-66.5] respectively. The most predominant Spoligotyping types
were NEW strains following by SIT53 and the overall drug resistance patterns among 50 cultures
positive isolates were 14% (7/50); out of this 8% (4/50) isolates were mono resistance for INH,
whereas 6% (3/50) isolates were resistance for both INH and Rifampicin.
Conclusion: LEDFM gives a legitimate option in contrast to ZN techniques in terms of its
higher sensitivity, a bit lower specificity. Three MDR-TB cases and heterogeneous strains of M.
tuberculosis and the high extent of INH monoresistance from HIV patients were detected. The
NEW and SIT53 (T) strains was the most prevailing strains in the study area.
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M. tuberculosis, MDR-TB, TBLN, Spoligotyping