Hepatitis B Post Vaccination Surveillance：乙型肝炎疫苗接種后的監(jiān)測(cè).ppt

1、WORLD HEPATITIS DAY 2013 Johannesburg, Gauteng 29th July, 2013,JEFFREY MPHAHLELE,Head South African Vaccination and Immunisation Centre Co-Director WHO Rotavirus Regional Reference Laboratory for Africa C=continuous,Comparison of methods to evaluate impact of hepatitis B vaccination,Sero-surveys in

2、targeted cohorts Short-term measure of impact of vaccination Targeted cohorts: Vaccinated cohorts Ideally, first survey within 2-5 years of start of programme Periodic surveys thereafter (e.g., every 5 years),Sero-surveys to assess impact of hepatitis B vaccination programme,Increase in protection i

3、n vaccinated cohorts Reduction in hepatitis B chronic carriage,Short-term measure of impact of hepatitis B vaccination,Studies in targeted populations (Vaccinated Cohorts) to assess effectiveness of the vaccine,Objectives were to assess the: - immunogenicity of hepatitis B vaccine in the field - the

4、 effectiveness of immunisation in reducing HBsAg carriage in 5 yrs Cross-sectional, first five years of vaccination 1995-1999 598 babies were recruited in Limpopo Province: -age range: 8 - 72 months -mean age: 23.3 months -M:F ratio was approx. 1:1 (304 : 294) Inspected Road-to-Health cards to ascer

5、tain the babies received 3 doses of 1.5 g/0.5ml Hepaccine-B (Cheil) HBsAg, anti-HBs, and anti-HBc, and when necessary, HBeAg, anti-HBe, and HBV DNA were tested,THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF HEPATITIS B VACCINATION Tsebe et al, Vaccine 2001; 19: 3919 - 3926,In 1999, NDoH and NICD, conducted National Survey of

6、 the effectiveness of hep B immunisation in South Africa Study design -cross-sectional 770 babies were recruited from rural areas in 9 provinces -Sampling period: Feb - Nov 1999 -healthy 18-months-olds -vaccinated at 6, 10 and 14 weeks of life HBsAg, anti-HBs, and anti-HBc were tested,National Surve

7、y of the Effectiveness of Hep B Vaccine Schoub et al, Bull of WHO 2002; 80 (4): 277 - 281,Schoub et al, Bull of WHO 2002; 80 (4): 277 - 281 Tsebe et al, Vaccine 2001; 19: 3919 - 3926,Effectiveness of hepatitis B vaccine within EPI-SA: Two independent studies,Protective Efficacy of Hepatitis B vaccin

8、e within EPI (SA): Comparison of three (3) field studies,Schoub et al, Bull of WHO 2002; 80 (4): 277 - 281 Tsebe et al, Vaccine 2001; 19: 3919 3926 Simani et al, Vaccine 2009; 27: 140-151,Effect of Routine Infant Immunization on the Prevalence of Chronic HBV Infection,Chronic HBV infection,Study,Yea

9、r,No.,Tested,Age,(yrs),Vaccine,Coverage,Before,Program,After,Program,Alaska,1995,268,1-10,96%,16%,0.0%,Taiwan,1994,424,7-10,73%,10%,1.1%,Samoa,1996,435,7-8,87%,7%,0.5%,Lombok,1994,2519,4,90%,6.2%,1.9%,Ponape,1994,364,3-4,82%,NA,1.0%,Micronesia,1992,544,2,40%,12%,3.0%,South Africa2,2002,578,1-2,74%,1

10、0%,0.4%,2001,756,1-5,74%,10%,0.0%,South Africa1,Has vaccination influenced population immunity? Has vaccination influenced the epidemiology of HBV? Hepatitis B chronic carriage?,Long-term measure of the impact of hepatitis B vaccination,Population-based studies to assess immunity and chronic carriag

11、e to HBV,*Subjects gender not recorded,Amponsah-Dacosta et al, Medunsa, unpublished data,Has hepatitis B vaccination influenced population immunity?,(post-vaccine introduction),(pre-vaccine introduction),p 0.0001,Immunity (anti-HBs alone;2 mIU/mL) to hepatitis B,57.0%,13.0%,6.4%,Detectable immunity

12、(anti-HBs alone) within the post-vaccine introduction population,76.1%,50.0%,46.3%,Has population hepatitis B chronic carriage decreased?,(post-vaccine introduction),(pre-vaccine introduction),Immunity (anti-HBs alone;2 mIU/mL) and hepatitis B chronic carriage (HBsAg),p=0.003,57.0%,1.4%,13.0%,4.2%,I

13、mmunity (anti-HBs alone; 2 mIU/mL) and chronic carriage (HBsAg) in the post-vaccine introduction group,76.1%,50.0%,46.3%,0.5%,1.3%,2.2%,17 years of universal hepatitis B vaccination has been a remarkable success Population immunity to HBV is high (57.0%) Chronic carriage is significantly reduced in

14、the population However, the observation that chronic carriage increases as immunity wanes sparks the debate for a pre-adolescence hepB vaccine booster A representative nationwide hepatitis B sero-survey is recommended to better ascertain the long-term impact of universal hepB vaccination in South Af

15、rica,Highlights from the study,Timing of survey relative to introduction of vaccination programme Age group of interest Sampling procedure Sample=Blood Human resources Laboratory vs. pointofcare tests Laboratory testing algorithm Ethical considerations,Key issues for conducting nationwide sero-surve

16、ys of the impact of hepB vaccine,Good approach for measuring the burden of infection but: requires representative samples often conducted in convenient populations, not representative for the general population children visiting health centers (e.g. EPI clinics) pregnant women, armed force recruits,

17、 blood donors, etc Other limiting factors include: need for a blood sample Time-consuming, expensive Most important factor: laboratory capacity,Inherent limitations associated with sero-surveys,There is evidence for elimination of chronic carriage in vaccinated cohorts Short-term impact Averting future HBV related liver disease, cirrhosis, HCC and death Almost 17 years after vaccine introduction, there is also evidence for shifting HBV epidemiology in the population Long