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Transmissibility of B19 by transfusion: evaluation of donor viremia prior to performing a linked donor-recipient study. M Busch, representing REDS-II Parvo B19 protocol team. RADAR Repository. Established from 2000-2003 in seven US cities NHLBI and CDC funded
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Transmissibility of B19 by transfusion: evaluation of donor viremia prior to performing a linked donor-recipient study M Busch, representing REDS-II Parvo B19 protocol team
RADAR Repository • Established from 2000-2003 in seven US cities • NHLBI and CDC funded • Full enrollment for recipients included a pre (or peri) tx specimen and a follow-up specimen at 6-12 months • RADAR units (mostly RBC) were targeted to surgical patients on specific clinical services at specific hospitals • Enrolled recipients got both RADAR and non-RADAR units
Contents of RADAR repository • Donation specimens • Linked to fully enrolled recipients (n=13,201) • Unlinked(n=99.906) • Recipients • Fully enrolled (n=3575) • Initially enrolled but without f/u (n=1402) • There are two plasma aliquots (1.8 ml in first, up to 1.8 ml in second) and one 1.5 ml frozen whole blood aliquot for each specimen
Parvovirus B19 study hypotheses • Phase 1:To determine the rate of low, moderate, and high titre viremia and its coexistence with IgM and IgG antibody in blood donors. • Assay development • Donor viremia study • Recipient seroprevalance (for susceptibility) • Statistical evaluation • Phase 2: To determine the rate of B19 transmission by DNA-positive units and correlate it with donor viral load and antibody status
Testing methods • Qualitative PCR: magnetic bead capture kinetic Taqman assay- originally developed by Chiron and adapted by BSRI • Quantitative PCR: exact same assay - run in duplicate on an independent aliquot with quantitative standards on same run • Commercial EIAs (Biotrin) for IgM and IgG antibody: run in singlicate and repeated for equivocal results
Sensitivity Panel Testing Results of 3 Sensitivity Panels tested before amplification of donor samples Cut-off: 40 Cycle Threshold
TESTING ALGORITHM PARVO B-19 PCR CT > 45, Undetected 40 <CT ≤45 CT≤40 NEGATIVE INDETERMINATE REACTIVE Internal Control CT ≤45 CT > 45, Undetected NEGATIVE INVALID CONFIRMATORY QUANTITATIVE TESTING , in duplicate CT: Cycle Threshold
Control Chart, 100 IU/mL Mean+2SD Mean Mean-2SD Mean+/-2SD = 33.36+/-2.96; data for 56 plates (107 controls)
PCR results: initial and repeat testing • Total tested: 5020 • Initially reactive: 113 (2.25%) • Initially indeterminate: 26 (0.52%) • Initially invalid: 56 (1.12%) • Total Completed: 4982 • Confirmed positive: 44 (0.88%) • Indeterminate: 5 (0.10%) • Invalids pending conf: 38 Low viremia Prevalence= 0.88%; 95% CI, 0.64% - 1.2%
PCR and antibody results on confirmed positives Viral load#CPNo abIgM and IgGIgG only <20 21 1(5%) 2 (10%) 18 (86%) 20-<102 11 1(9%) 2 (18%) 8 (73%) 102-<103 9 0 5 (56%) 4 (44%) 103-<104 3 0 3 (100%) 0 Total 44 2(5%) 12 (27%) 30 (68%) • Of 23 donations with >20 IU/ML, median was 105 IU/mL, (42-481); highest was 1,869 IU/mL
PHASE II Exposed Recipients Non-exposed Recipients Test all (13,201) RADAR donation specimens linked to recipients for B19 DNA Random Sample Exposed Recipients tested for: Enrollment specimens: B19 IgG 6M+ specimens: B19 DNA, IgM and IgG 230 non-exposed recipients tested for: enrollment and 6M+ specimens: B19 DNA, IgM and IgG Tests Interpretation Tests Interpretation Newly acquired infection probably associated with transfusion of an infected RADAR donor unit = [RADAR + baseline] transmission rate Newly acquired infection not associated with transfusion of an infected RADAR donor unit = Baseline transmission rate Recipient infected pre-transfusion, not infected, or non-evaluable Recipient infected pre-transfusion, not infected, or non-evaluable RADAR transmission rate = {[RADAR + baseline] transmission rate} – {baseline transmission rate}