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H pylori resistance to antibiotics and clarithromycin: Results from the study on 193 strains isolated from Vietnamese patients with gastro-duodenal ulcer Camelia Quek, Son Pham, Kieu Tran, Binh Pham, Ngan Luu, Thao Le, Kelly Quek, Van Pham An international collaboration project funded by Nam Khoa Co., Ltd Prevalence of H pylori H pylori is a Gram-negative bacteria Causative role in gastric adenocarcinoma, peptic ulcer and chronic gastritis H pylori prevalence >80% world population In Vietnam, H pylori prevalence ~80% in adult 26% -71.4% in children Antibiotic resistance poses biggest challenge in eradication of H pylori Current recommended therapy: Amoxicillin, metronidazole, tetracycline, levofloxacin, Clarithromycin and all have the resistance reported 33%-45% H pylori resistant against clarithromycin (primary infection) (Binh 2013; Phan 2015; Nguyen 2012) 74% H pylori resistant against clarithromycin (secondary infection) (Phan 2015; Nguyen 2012) Clarithromycin resistance is believed to reside in common 23S point mutations A2143G, A2142C/G, T2182C Association studies only A2142C/G associated with MIC >256μg/mL T2182C associated with MIC >0.5μg/mL Research questions What is the current prevalence of clarithromycin resistance in Vietnam? What is the level of clarithromycin resistance of H pylori in Việt Nam? Can we use point mutations and MIC association as predictor for clarithromycin resistance? Materials and method Prospective randomised clinical study across 13 hospitals in HCMC 193 gastric samples confirmed by biopsy were obtained: 136 children (3-15 y.o.) 57 adult (19-69 y.o.) Biochemical confirmation using Gram-stain, oxidase test, catalase test and urease test MIC values of clarithromycin were obtained using Etest (EUCAST): MIC ≤ 0.5μg/mL (S), MIC > 0.5μg/mL (R) Sensitivity testing of other antibiotics were carried out by culture on the agar plate with MIC break-point PCR amplification and sequence detection of 23S rRNA mutation Amplification using DP1 and ZGE23 primers 308 bp amplicons comprising of 2142, 2143, 2182 positions Sequences were matched on Genbank reference sequence (KU904824-KU905015) Sequence analyses using MEGA 5.0 Current prevalence of antibiotic resistance of 193 isolates of H pylori Rising resistance rate of other antibiotics in adult vs in children Levofloxacin is not used in children? Which MIC value most clarithoromycin resistant strain fall in? Most clarithromycin resistant (82%) have the MIC range from 2-16 μg/mL 97% Clarithromycin concentration Factors contribute to high antibiotic resistance in Vietnam? Unregulated or widespread over-the-counter use of antibiotics Clarithromycin is prescribed frequently for other infection treatment due to its high bactericidal effects Lack of antibiotic stewardship and antibiotic surveillance Resistance rate is determined in vitro on MIC value Much lower from achievable tissue concentration (5.2 – 22.2μg/mL) with the using of clarithromycine specific for H pylori Resistance rate is NOT eradication rate 23S rRNA point mutations were detected in both resistant and susceptible strains 23S rRNA mutations not correlate with clarithromycin resistance Both A2143G and T2182C detected in 91.7% (n=177) isolates of both resistant (n=155) and susceptible (n=22) Only with A2142G are resistant to clarithromycin with MIC 8μg/mL and > 256µg/ml 10 resistant isolates with no 23S rRNAmutations Clinical significance A rising prevalence rate of antibiotic resistance for both clarithromycin and metronidazole Active surveillance is needed Molecular testing for antibiotic resistance is not established The level of clarithromycin resisntace of H pylori in Việt Nam is lower than the concentration of clarithromycin specific for HP Treatment guideline revision Susceptibility testing of clarithromycin using MIC is necessary to select optimal antibiotic regimens Acknolwedgement All patients for sample donation All contributing authors, especially Camelia Quek, Son Pham, Van Pham and Kelly Quek for valuable input Hospital staffs involved in sample collection and diagnoses Nam Khoa Co., Ltd for generous funding ... across 13 hospitals in HCMC 193 gastric samples confirmed by biopsy were obtained: 136 children (3-1 5 y.o.) 57 adult (19-69 y.o.) Biochemical confirmation using Gram-stain, oxidase test, catalase... resisntace of H pylori in Việt Nam is lower than the concentration of clarithromycin specific for HP Treatment guideline revision Susceptibility testing of clarithromycin using MIC is necessary