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Drug resistant tuberculosis : biology, epidemiology and control / Dr. Christopher Dye.

Henry Stewart Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection Available online

Henry Stewart Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection
Format:
Video
Author/Creator:
Dye, Christopher, author.
Series:
Henry Stewart talks
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Drug resistance in microorganisms.
Physical Description:
1 videorecording (32 min., 27 sec.) : sound, color.
Other Title:
Drug resistant tuberculosis
Place of Publication:
London : Henry Stewart Talks Ltd, [2015]
System Details:
video file
Contents:
Introduction
Why TB patients are treated with drugs
Natural history and control of TB
Streptomycin in TB treatment
Combination therapy of TB
DOTS strategy (1)
DOTS strategy (2)
Reduction in TB death rate
How drug resistance arises
Resistance genes
Mechanism of resistance
Evolution of resistance by natural selection
Resistance causes treatment failure
Initial resistance assists resistance to other drugs
Risk of acquiring resistance after treatment failure
Duration and regimen effect on MDR-TB cure rates
Rifampin-resistant mutants of TB (1)
Rifampin-resistant mutants of TB (2)
Isoniazid resistant TB and MDR-TB: fitness
Geographical distribution of drug resistant TB
Treatment success reaches 85 percent target
Reasons for treatment failure under DOTS
Retreatment proportion: China vs. India
Cure rates are lower for MDR-TB patients
510,000 people developed MDR-TB in 2007
MDR-TB among previously treated TB patients
Countries reporting at least one XDR-TB case
TB drug resistance and HIV
XDR-TB outbreak in SA and HIV (1)
XDR-TB outbreak in SA and HIV (2)
Drug resistant TB is linked to HIV coinfection
Reversing the spread of drug resistant TB
TB rates in Europe and Africa
Benign epidemic
Severe epidemic
TB strain prevalence: the USA
TB strain prevalence: Hong Kong
TB strain prevalence: Estonia
TB strain prevalence: Russia
Reproduction numbers world wide
Reversing the spread of MDR-TB
Spread of Beijing TB strains in Cape Town
Summary
References.
Notes:
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