IMPACT OF CHANGED NACO GUIDELINES ON HIV VERTICAL TRANSMISSION AT TERTIARY REFERRAL INSTITUTE IN MUMBAI

Journal Title: International Journal Of Advances In Gynaecology - Year 2018, Vol 2, Issue 4

Abstract

OBJECTIVE : To assess the impact of changed guidelines of National AIDS Control Program on vertical transmission at our centre. DESIGN: Retrospective analysis of outcomes of standard treatment as per revised national guidelines SETTING: H B T Medical College and Dr. R N. Cooper Hospital Mumbai. METHODS: All antenatal (ANC) cases over 4 years (2015 to 2018), sero-positive women delivering at our institute, and newborns screened for HIV by DBS (dried blood spot) testing as per NACO Guidelines were reviewed. RESULTS : Out of 18,342 ANC cases registered over 4 years, totally 16,664 were screened using opt-out policy (91%). Overall 25 cases (0.15%) were detected to be HIV –positive, with a decreasing trend over the 4 years. However 0.6% (100) of antenatal women were seropositive as many (75) had been referred to us for delivery due to sero-positive status. Of the 75 livebirths, 65 (86.7%) neonates underwent DBS testing and all tested negative. In the last 4 years there has been ZERO positivity - 100% prevention of vertical transmission of HIV in those tracked. CONCLUSION: The rate of vertical transmission can be reduced to zero by antenatal screening, highly active anti retroviral therapy (ARV) during antenatal and intra-natal period and treating newborns with ARV as per revised NACO Guidelines.

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Dr Reena J Wani, Dr Pramila G . Yadav, Dr Yesha Sevalia, Dr. Suyasha S. Thorat

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Dr Reena J Wani, Dr Pramila G . Yadav, Dr Yesha Sevalia, Dr. Suyasha S. Thorat (2018). IMPACT OF CHANGED NACO GUIDELINES ON HIV VERTICAL TRANSMISSION AT TERTIARY REFERRAL INSTITUTE IN MUMBAI. International Journal Of Advances In Gynaecology, 2(4), 6-8. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-649170