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Due to a possible overlap of disease stages order 100mg kamagra chewable with mastercard erectile dysfunction 40s, each serologically syphilis-positive patient should be neurologically examined. As the risk for neurosyphilis is markedly increased in HIV+ patients, a lumbar puncture to collect cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is recommended when the patient has low CD4 cells (<350 cells/µl) or high viral loads (HIV RNA >100,000 copies/ml) or is not on antiretroviral treatment or shows neu- rological symptoms or ocular involvement or the time of infection is not certain (DSTIG 2014, Ghanem 2008, Marra 2004). Diagnostic findings in the CSF and neurological symptoms may have therapeutic consequences (see below). Interpretation of CSF results in HIV+ patients should be done by experts on the basis of the ITPA index (intrathecal-produced Treponema pallidum antibodies), parameters of a cerebrovascular barrier disorder and the detec- tion of lymphomonocytic pleocytosis. Interpretation of syphilis serology in HIV-infected patients Syphilis serology is based in principle on treponema-specific diagnostic tests. These are TPHA (Treponema pallidum hemagglutination assay), TPPA (Treponema pallidum particle agglutination test), or ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay). If pos- itive, treponema-specific tests to confirm will follow, like IgM ELISA, IgM and IgG Western Blot or 19-S-IgM-FTA-ABS (treponemal antibody-absorption test). In the case of a reactive 19-s-IgM-FTA-ABS test in untreated patients or a reactivation of the test in treated patients (Lues non satis curate), there is always need for treatment. False-negative test results can be explained by inadequate production of antibodies or by suppression of IgM production due to high IgG levels. When in doubt, spe- cific tests such as FTA-ABS or cardiolipin tests should be carried out, even though false-negative results may occur again. Should a syphilis infection be serologically confirmed, a quantitative evaluation of the non-treponema specific activity param- eters (lipoid antibodies, e. The prozone phenome- non refers to a false-negative response resulting from disproportionately high anti- body titers that interfere with the formation of antigen-antibody lattice necessary to visualize a positive flocculation test. This effect can be expected during second- ary syphilis and in syphilis/HIV-coinfected patients (Smith 2004). HIV-associated unspecific activation of B lymphocytes can also cause false positive VDRL tests. Possibly quantitative Treponema pallidum PCR may facilitate the diagnosis and mon- itoring of the course in syphilis patients. The longer a patient has untreated syphilis the longer the normalisation of the syphilis activity parameters will take even after a successful syphilis therapy in HIV+ patients. A successful therapy during this IgM-reactive period is indicated by a clear titer decrease of the non-treponema-spe- cific activity parameters (reduction of VDRL by at least 2 titer levels within 3 months). A re-infection or re-activation is assumed when the serological titers increase by more than two titer-levels by the end of therapy compared to the initial value. A serological differentiation between re-infection and re-activation is not possible. As the activity parameters are not treponema-specific they often vary in HIV+ patients, mainly when contracting additional infections. Repeated syphilis re-activations are an indication for liquor cerebrospinalis punctuation to exclude an untreated neurosyphilis. Therapy The generation period of Treponema pallidum is between 30 to 33 hours. Therefore, the therapy period should not be less than 10 to 11 days. A parenteral dose of peni- cillin is the therapy of choice at all stages. Resistance to penicillin has not been seen for Treponema pallidum. Recommendations for the early stages of syphilis include intramuscular injections of benzathine penicillin 2. When the infection date is uncer- tain, syphilis should be treated like late-stage syphilis. In cases of penicillin intolerance, doxycycline 100 mg BID orally, erythromycin 2 g/day orally for at least 2 weeks, azithromycin or ceftriaxone (intramuscular, intra- venous) is recommended. Apart from ceftriaxone these alternatives are considered less effective than the intramuscular injection with penicillin. HIV and Sexually Transmitted Diseases 479 Neurosyphilis is usually treated with 3 x 10 MU or 5 x 5 MU or 6 x 4 MU penicillin G, administered intravenously for 10–21 days. Current guidelines recommend an initial dose of 4 g ceftriaxone followed by 2 g intravenously daily for 10–14 days as an alternative treatment option (Deutsche STD-Gesellschaft 2014).
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