3. HIV Neuropathogenesis
Chronic CNS infection begins during
primary systemic infection and
continues in nearly all untreated
seropositive individuals
progress to HIV-1 encephalitis (HIVE)
manifests as a clinical syndrome of
cognitive, motor, and behavioral
dysfunction known as the HIV-dementia
8. Peripheral nerve and root
Cytomegalovirus lumbar polyradiculopathy
Virus or immune-related
acute and chronic inflammatory HIV polyneuritis
mononeuritis multiplex
sensorimotor demyelinating polyneuropathy
distal painful sensory polyneuritis
Muscle
polymyositis and other myopathies
9. Perjalanan penyakit infeksi HIV
Infeksi virus (2-3 minggu) sindroma
retro-viral akut (2-3 minggu) gejala
menghilang + serokonversi infeksi kronis
HIV asimptomatik (rata2 8 thn) infeksi
HIV / AIDS simptomatik (rata2 1,3 thn)
kematian.
Window period masa dimana
pemeriksaan test serologis utk antibodi HIV
masih negatif, tapi virus sdh ada dlm darah
(sudah mampu menularkan kpd orang lain)
10. HIV dementia (AIDS Dementia
Complex)
This progressive dementia occurs in AIDS,
owing to a direct primary HIV infection of
neurons or an indirect neurotoxicity induced
by presence of the virus in the brain
Pathology: the virus may be transported into
the brain by infected peripheral monocytes
(Trojan horse theory).
11. Manifestasi klinis demensia HIV:
Cognititive disorders
Gangguan kognitif, kesulitan konsentrasi,
forgetfullness, cognitive slowing. Kadang2
agitasi, mania.
Pd std awal sulit membedakan dgn keluhan
psikiatri.
Motor abnormalities: ataksia, hiperrefleks.
Babinski refleks srg muncul.
Pada std lanjut : paraparese dgn inkontinansia
urin et alvii
Behavioural dysfunction : Apathy, altered
personality, disorientasi.
Std akhir Mutism
12. APNAC STUDY
Neurologic disorders are prevalent in HIV-positive outpatients
in the Asia-Pacific region
Neurology Vol 71(1), 1 July 2008, pp 50-56
Beijing Hongkong Bangkok KLumpur Jakarta
Neurocognitive
impairment
2/49
(4%)
14/61
(23%)
13/73
(18%)
2/39
(5%)
7/61
(11%)
Neuropathy 13/50
(30%)
9/62
(14%)
20/68
(30%)
8/40
(20%)
10/60
(17%)
Wright EJ, Brew B, Imran D, Kamarulzaman A, McArthur J
The Asia Pacific NeuroAIDS Consortium ( APNAC )
13. Anti Retroviral
ARV reduce the opportunistic infection
ARV can arrest HIV-dementia and
reverse its neurological disability.(Price J Infect
Dis. 2008 May 15 )
Neurologist should have a competency
in prescribing ARV
14. Anti Retroviral Treatment
HAART (highly active antiretroviral treatment )
Combination of three ARV
ARV indication
AIDS defining illness
CD4 < 350 cell/uL
Viral load > 50.000 copy/ml
When to start ? (first : treat opportunistic
infection, than start ARV)
17. First Line ARV (1)
Stavudine 2 X 1 . Neuropati, pankreatitis, atrofi otot
Lamivudin 2 X1
Efavirens 600 1 X 1, vivid dream, ngantuk, imbalance,
wanita hamil
18. First Line ARV (2)
Stavudine sda
Lamivudin sda
Nevirapin 1 X 1 2 minggu pertama, selanjutnya 2 X 1
Alergi, fungsi hati
19. First Line ARV (3)
Duviral : 2 X 1 (Zidovudin dan lamivudin)
Anemia, sakit kepala
Nevirapin sda
22. ARV brain penetration
Low
○ Tenofovir
○ Didanosine
○ Ritonavir
Medium
○ Stavudine
○ Lamivudine
○ Efavirenz
○ Emtricitabine
High
○ Zidovudine
○ Nevirapine
23. Initiation of ARV
Therapy
Indication
AIDS defining illness
CD4 < 350 cell/uL
Viral load > 50.000 copy/ml
Patients preparation before starting ARV
Longlive treatment
Rule-out and treat opportunistic infection first
ARV adverse effect
○ Side effect
24. Focal Brain Lesion (FBL)
Lesi fokal otak pd imaging ?
Efek desak ruang ?
HIV positif
Simptom intrakranial
YA
tidak
25. CEREBRAL TOXOPLASMOSIS
Reactivation of latent infection
Toxo seroprevalence 12-46%
IgG indicates past infection (FN <3-6%)
CD4 > 200 virtually excludes Toxo
Over 80% have CD4 < 100
Typically multiple ring enhancing lesions on CT/MRI
27-43% have single lesions
Up to 10% may have diffuse encephalitis without any
visible focal lesions
28. MRI
CT Scan
Atrofi Meningeal
enhancement
hidrosefalus SOL
Evaluasi LCS Shunt
(kalau perlu)
Positif Negatif
Terapi sesuai
etiologi
Observasi
Lesi massa(-) Lesi massa (+)
Skema 2
Keluhan intrakranial
Skema-1. Algoritme Penatalaksanaan Keluhan Intraserebral bagi Penderita HIV-AIDS
normal
29. Terapi toksoplasmosis
Seumur hidup
Terapi sesuai
etiologi
Dekompresi dan
biopsi terbuka
Lesi massa intrakranial
Alert-lethargic
stabil
Steroid ? Stupor-koma
Perburukan cepat, massa besar
Dengan resiko herniasi
Lesi multipel Lesi tunggal
Serologi
toksoplasma
NegatifPositif
Obat antitoksoplasmosis
Perbaikan
Ya Tidak Biopsi stereotaktik
Ancaman herniasi
Skema-2. Algoritme Penatalaksanaan Lesi massa Intrakranial pada penderita HIV-AIDS
30. Toxoplasmosis – Clinical
Features
Usually subacute over weeks
Headache 50%
Fever 45%
Behaviour changes 40%
Confusion 15-52%
Focal signs
Seizures 24-29%
31. TREATMENT
Acute treatment : 3-6 weeks.
Induction : pyrimethamine 200 mg
First line :
○ Pyrimethamin 75-100 mg/day + sulfadiazine
+ folinic acid or
○ Pyrimethamin + clindamycin + folinic acid.
Second line :
○ Azithromycin, clarithromycin, or atovaquone
can substitute for sulfadiazine.
Glucocorticoid life threatening condition.
32. TREATMENT
Maintenance :
Until the immune system has sufficiently
reconstituted.
Pyrimethamine and sulfadiazine or
Pyrimethamine and clindamycin.
Stop :
Asymptomatik.
CD4+ > 200/cmm until 6 months.
33. CT - Multiple ring enhancing lesions
Toxo more likely
Tuberculomas still
possible
34. Differential Diagnosis
Toxoplasmosis P CNS L
Location Basal ganglia.
Gray-white junction
Periventricular
Number of lesion Multiple Solitary>multiple
Enhancement pattern Ring Heterogeneous or
homogeneous.
Edema Moderate to marked Variable
T2-weighted image
(lesion relative to
white matter)
Hyperintense Isointense to
hyperintense.
Diffusion-weighted
image
Usually hypointense Often hyperintense
(positive)
35. Differential Diagnosis
Toxoplasmosis P CNS L
MR perfusion Decreased Increased
MR spectroscopy Markedly elevated
lactate.
Markedly elevated
choline
SPECT thallium
(lesion relative to
white matter)
“Cold”-no thallium
uptake
“Hot”-increased
thallium uptake.
Other Toxoplasma IgG Ab
(+) (90% of patients)
EBV DNA amplified
by PCR in CSF
(most patients)
36. Cytomegalovirus infections
Central or peripheral nervous system
In adults occur in immunocompromised individual
Etiology: CMV (DNA Virus) of the herpetic group
Clinical features:
-Encephalitis complication of organ
transplantation and AIDS. CD 4 < 50 cell/ mm3
- Symptoms enceph: headache, fever and
seizure
Treatment: antiviral agent (ganciclovir or
foscarnet)