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1. Introduction
2. What do this people have in common?
3. Fight tuberculosis
4. TB mortality and disease rates in Netherlands
5. TB incidence
6. Lecture structure
7. 1. Natural history of TB disease
8. Disease manifestations
9. Predominant clinical presentations by age
10. Effect of CD4 count on clinical presentation
11. Incubation period
12. Survival of untreated TB
13. 2. Progression from latent TB to disease
14. Latent TB infection
15. Risk of TB disease is age dependent
16. Risk factors for progression to TB disease
17. HIV
18. Malnutrition
19. Diabetes
20. Tobacco smoking
21. 4. Transmission, infection and re-infection
22. Risk factors for TB transmission
23. TB transmission
24. Effect of UV light on transmission risk
25. Infectious aerosols and sputum smear grade
26. Infectiousness and smear status
27. Closeness of contact and TB transmission
28. Paris, 1910
29. Duration of infectiousness
30. Re-infection
31. 4. Quantifying the burden of TB
32. Measures of disease occurrence: incidence
33. Measures of disease occurrence: prevalence
34. Incidence and prevalence
35. Incidence, prevalence and notification rate
36. Deriving incidence from prevalence
37. Annual risk of TB infection (ARTI)
38. Styblo's rule
39. Styblo's rule: still valid?
40. Styblo's rule refuted
41. Case detection rate (CDR)
42. HIV reduces the duration of TB disease

Topics Covered

• Global distribution of tuberculosis
• Natural history
• Risk factors for progression from latent infection to tuberculosis disease
• Transmission, infection and re-infection
• Quantifying the burden of tuberculosis in human populations
• Impact of HIV on tuberculosis epidemiology

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Series:

• Tuberculosis

Categories:

• Microbiology

Therapeutic Areas:

• Infectious Diseases
• Respiratory Diseases

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Publication History

• Published on February 28, 2013
• Archived on November 28, 2021

Financial Disclosures

• Prof. Frank Cobelens has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.