The American review of respiratory disease · 1993
Pertussis is rare in human immunodeficiency virus disease.
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Cohn S E, Knorr K L, Gilligan P H, Smiley M L, Weber D J
Аннотация
Many adults are susceptible to pertussis, and Bordetella pertussis has been isolated from five patients with HIV disease. The prevalence of B. pertussis in 60 HIV-infected adults with nasopharyngeal (NP) swab cultures were studied and questionnaires were used that assessed HIV-related risk behaviors and disease status, immunization history, and symptoms of respiratory disease. Although 72% had cough and 33% had cough for > 14 days, no nasopharyngeal (NP) swab cultures were positive for Bordetella species. Of the 44 (73%) patients who had follow-up NP swab cultures at 6 months, all were still negative. On the basis of these data from our HIV-infected population, the estimated population prevalence of pertussis is zero, with an upper 95% confidence limit of 0.00065, or fewer than 6.5 cases of pertussis per 10,000 HIV-infected adults. Given this low prevalence, HIV-infected patients with respiratory symptoms do not appear to be a reservoir for B. pertussis in the community.