The Cumulative Incidence of HIV Infection in HIVexposed Infants with a Birth Weight of 1500g Receiving Breast Milk and Daily Nevirapine

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The Cumulative Incidence of HIV Infection in HIVexposed Infants with a Birth Weight of 1500g Receiving Breast Milk and Daily Nevirapine A retrospective, descriptive study conducted at Kalafong hospital, Gauteng Melantha Coetzee, University of Pretoria Suzanne Delport, University of Pretoria (Retired) Piet Becker, University of Pretoria / SA Medical Research Council 1

Background VLBW infants = immature gastrointestinal tract with increased risk of HIV transmission through breastfeeding pasteurisation of EBM to decrease MTCT of HIV. National PMTCT guideline (2010) daily infant NVP for the duration of breastfeeding fewer institutions practising pasteurisation of EBM. Raw breast milk has not been investigated in these vulnerable infants.

Introduction HIV transmission = maternal transmittability + infant susceptibility. 1,2,3 Maternal transmittability ARV use, HIV viral load, CD4 count and the presence of HIV-related comorbidities Infant susceptibility Prematurity, birth weight, and the mucosal barrier function of the gastrointestinal tract 1. Newell ML. Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg 2006;100:1-5. 2. Kourtis AP, Bulterys M. Clin Perinat 2010;37:721-37. 3. Prestes-Carneiro LE, Spir PRN, Ribeiro AA, Goncalves VLMA. Rev Inst Med Trop Sao Paulo 2012;(54)1:25-9.

MTCT in South Africa in different cohorts of weight Year Method Weight (n) MTCT Rate 2006/2007 Pretoria Pasteurised EBM 10% by 6 weeks Kalafong 4 Maternal sdnvp = 37% 1500g (n=83) (8/83) Lifelong HAART = 13% Infant sdnvp within 72 hours March 2010 Feb 2011 Pretoria Pasteurised EBM / Donor EBM 2.7% by 6 weeks Groote Schuur 5 26/36 (72%) mothers received ARVs prior to delivery 1000g (n=37) (1/37) 37 (100%) infants received appropriate PMTCT (95% CI: 0.7 14.1) 2011 35.5% exclusive BF National 6 47.1% exclusive FF 2500g (n=10 106)* 2.7% by 4-8 weeks 17.4% mixed feeding * 12% of infants <2500g (95% CI: 2.1 3.2%) HIV-exposure prevalence 32.2% 93.9% maternal HAART or mother/baby ARV prophylaxis Dec 2012 Sept 2014 National 7 Nationally representative cross-sectional survey of 580 randomly selected public health facilities? (n=9120) HIV-exposure prevalence 33.1% 2.6% by 4-8 weeks (95% CI: 2.0-3.2%) 4. Delport SD. Unpublished data. 5. Tooke L, Horn AR, Harrison MC. Pediatr Infect Dis J 2013;(32)1:36-38. 6. Goga AE, Dinh TH, Jackson DJ for the SAPMTCTE study group. Early (4-8 weeks post-delivery) Population-level Effectiveness of WHO PMTCT Option A, South Africa, 2011. 7. Goga, et al. Postnatal Mother-to-Child-Transmission of HIV and HIV-free survival in an HIV-exposed national cohort, South Africa, December 2012 September 2014. Presented at the 34 th Conference on Priorities in Perinatal Care in South Africa, 2015.

Objectives Primary To determine the cumulative incidence of peripartum HIV infection by 4 weeks of age in infants 1500g at birth that received raw breast milk and NVP prophylaxis. Secondary To describe the maternal and infant characteristics.

Patients and Methods Study Design Retrospective, descriptive study conducted on consecutive HIV-exposed infants 1500g at birth. Period 3 years Method Infants identified using ward statistics sheet that document birth weight and HIV-exposure. Hospital files retrieved to collect the appropriate data. HIV DNA-PCR test results were acquired from the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) database. Ethical approval was obtained prior to data collection

Patients and Methods Inclusion criteria: HIV-exposed infants 1500g admitted to the neonatal unit within 72 hours of birth. Exclusion criteria: No record of any HIV DNA-PCR test at any age. Demised prior to 4 weeks age. Received AZT as PMTCT. Received exclusive donor expressed breast milk (DEBM) or formula milk. Confirmed intrauterine HIV transmission.

Results (1/3/2010-28/2/2013) Infants n = 3790* 1500g >1500g n = 690 n = 3084 HIV Exposed n = 219** HIV Unexposed n = 404 Unknown HIV n = 67 HIV Exposed n = 673 HIV Unexposed n = 2144 Unknown HIV n = 267 * Weight not recorded for 16 infants ** 31.7%

219 HIV-exposed infants 1500g Excluded (n=72): 39 (17.8%) demised <4 weeks of age 23 received AZT as PMTCT 7 received DEBM/FF 2 transferred to Kalafong >72 hours after birth 1 confirmed intrauterine HIV transmission Additional exclusions (n=67): 13 files could not be retrieved or had incomplete data 54 infants had no HIV DNA-PCR test result 4 weeks of age 80 eligible infants

Deaths prior to 4 weeks (39/219) Death by weight category Time of death 10/39 (26%) 29/39 (74%) 7/39 (18%) 24/39 (62%)

Maternal Characteristics (n=72)* Category Variable Number (%) Maternal characteristics No ANC 11/72 (15.3) Tuberculosis 7/72 (9.7) ROM 24 hours** 11/72 (15.3) Not recorded 28/72 (38.9) CD4 count (median) 272 cells/mm 3 (8-1097) CD4 <350 cells/mm 3 42/71*** (59) HIV VL (median) 7191 (log 3.84)**** * 8 twin pregnancies. ** Although prolonged ROM is defined as ROM >18 hours, the results of this study cannot be reported as such as ROM data was collected according to available information on the infant admission statistic form (intact, <24 hours, 24 hours). *** CD4 count not recorded for 1 mother **** HIV viral load done on 12 mothers

Maternal Characteristics Category Variable Number (%) Antiretroviral Dual therapy 23/71* (32) regime HAART 34/71* (48) None 14/71* (20) Average duration from initiation to birth 12 weeks** * Antiretroviral regime not recorded for 1 mother ** 57 mothers used PMTCT, but duration not recorded for 12 mothers (number used to calculate duration = 45).

Characteristics of Infants (n=80) Category Variable Number (%) Infant characteristics Median birth weight 1130g (range 510-1500g) sdnvp documented 74/80 (92.5) Discordant HIV results for multiple pregnancy 0/8 (0)

80 Eligible infants 2 positive HIV PCR tests Peripartum HIV transmission HIV PCR negative 72hrs HIV PCR positive >72hrs n = 0 Neither infant had HIV PCR 72hrs Peripartum vs intrauterine HIV transmission? Peripartum HIV transmission calculated twice Both tests positive 72hrs Both tests negative 72hrs and positive >72hrs (0/80) x100 = 0% (2/80) x100 = 2.5%

Peripartum MTCT rate by 4 weeks 0 2.5% (95% CI: 0 6%)

Characteristics of the 2 mothers and infants with positive HIV DNA-PCR tests Infant 1 Infant 2 1 st positive HIV DNA-PCR Day 9 of life Day 20 of life Birth weight 1120g 1400g Antenatal care No No Maternal PMTCT * None None Maternal CD 4 count 1097 cells/mm 3 124 cells/mm 3 Maternal HIV viral load 68952 (log 4.8) Not done Maternal Tuberculosis No No Rupture of membranes Not documented Not documented Method of delivery NVD Not recorded sdnvp (infant) Yes Not documented ** *Absence of maternal PMTCT (2/15, 13.3%) vs. maternal PMTCT (0/64, 0%) is a risk factor for MTCT (p=0.034). ** sdnvp not recorded, but as this is standard of care it is assumed to have been administered.

Discussion Year Method Weight (n) MTCT Rate 2006/2007 Pretoria Pasteurised EBM 1500g (n=83) 10% by 6 weeks Kalafong Maternal sdnvp = 37% (8/83) Lifelong HAART = 13% Infant sdnvp within 72 hours March 2010 Feb 2011 Pretoria Pasteurised EBM / Donor EBM 1000g (n=37) 2.7% by 6 weeks Groote Schuur 26/36 (72%) mothers received ARVs prior to delivery (1/37) 37 (100%) infants received appropriate PMTCT (95% CI: 0.7 14.1) 2011 HIV-exposure prevalence 32.2% 2500g (n=10 106)* 2.7% by 4-8 weeks National 93.9% maternal HAART or mother/baby ARV (95% CI: 2.1 3.2%) * 12% of infants <2500g prophylaxis 2012-2014 HIV-exposure prevalence 33.1%? (n=9120) 2.6% by 4-8 weeks National (95% CI: 2.0-3.2%) March 2010 Feb 2013 Raw breast milk 1500g (n=80) 0 2.5% by 4 weeks Kalafong Maternal PMTCT = 57/71 (80%) (2/80) Infant sdnvp = 74/80 (92.5%) (95% CI: 0 6%) All infants received daily NVP for study period

Conclusion Raw breast milk seems a safe feeding option in HIV-exposed infants 1500g at birth in the presence of daily NVP prophylaxis. Absence of maternal PMTCT is a risk factor for peripartum MTCT of HIV in these infants (p=0.03).

Limitations Retrospective study: Small patient numbers Missing data from patient files Untraceable files Unavailability of HIV DNA-PCR tests by 4 weeks of age Viral suppression due to PMTCT = confounder in the definitive diagnosis of HIV by 4-6 weeks of age.

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