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• Komplikasi dan kematian karena campak terjadi Estimated measles deaths in absence of vaccination
Estimated measles deaths with vaccination
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• demam, malaise, ruam timbul (2-3 kemudian
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Image 84.4 Image 84.17
This unvaccinated 11-month-old acquired measles while traveling to the Philippines to
tubuh, konfluens
measles rash over Koplik spots of measles in a 7-year-oldvisit
boy.
pada badan dan
relatives. Note the bilateral conjunctivitis, crusting rhinorrhea, and morbilliform rash;
he also had a prominent staccato cough. Courtesy of Carol J. Baker, MD.
Courtesy of Larry Frenkel, MD.
Image 84.6 Figure 4: Measles epidemiology (A), transmission (B),disease course (C), and complications (D)
s displaying the This child with measles is showing the char-
y pattern on his acteristic red, blotchy rash on his buttocks Part A adapted from Fine PE and Clarkson JA.26 ADEM=acute demyelinating encephalomyelitis. MIBE=m
e third day of the and back during the third day of the rash.
s for Disease Measles is an acute, highly communicable
C D panencephalitis.
viral disease with prodromal fever, conjunc-
tivitis, coryza, cough, and Koplik spots on
the buccal mucosa. A red, blotchy rash 5
appears around day 3 of the illness, first on
the face and then becoming generalized.
Courtesy of Centers for Disease Control
cells, and nectin-4, a component of epithelial cell
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membrane,
and Prevention.
adherens junctions.37 The distribution of these receptors into the cell
determines the broad cell types and tissues infected with Measles v
measles virus. The lifelong immunity that follows sequencing
measles is due to neutralising IgG antibodies to the variable reg
Prognosis
• Satu atau lebih komplikasi campak terjadi pada • Komplikasi dapat langsung karena virus rubeola,
sekitar 30% kasus atau sekunder karena superinfeksi bakteri atau
• Risiko komplikasi meningkat di daerah dengan sumber daya virus, atau karena mekanisme lain.
terbatas, dengan CFR 4-10%
• Pasien risiko tinggi komplikasi:
• Sering; diare, lainnya: otitis media, • Anak < 5 tahun
bronkopneumonia, LTB
• Dewasa > 20 tahun
• Otitis media: 5-10% kasus, individu muda >>
• Wanita hamil
• Dapat menyebabkan penyakit serius yang • Risiko luaran kehamilan buruk (mis. prematur,
memerlukan perawatan di RS (juga pada anak abortus spontan) tinggi
sehat): • Risiko komplikasi lain (pneumonia, kematian)
• 1 dari 1000 kasus: ensefalitis akut à kerusakan otak tinggi
permanen • Pasien imunokompromais (mis. HIV, leukemia, gizi
• Sebagian besar kematian karena komplikasi saluran buruk)
napas atau ensefalitis (1-3 per 1000 kasus)
• SSPE: penyakit degeneratif jarang tetapi fatal, 7-10
tahun setelah infeksi campak
Komplikasi
Komplikasi
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Saluran napas Neurologi Lain-lain:
Measles virus spreads first
• Otitis media to local lymphoid tissue
• Primary measles encephalitis • Gastrointestinal
• tersering: 7-9% and is then disseminated • jarang: 1-3/1000 kasus • diare (8%),
throughout the blood
• Pneumonia stream through infected • demam, sakit kepala, kejang dan perubahan status mental • gingivostomatitis, gastroenteritis,
• viral atau bakteriallymphocytes, infecting cells • mortalitas 10-15%, 25% survivors: sekuele hepatitis, mesenteric
in almost all organ systems
• 1-6%, tersering pada anak kecil, • RNA virus pada LCS lymphadenitis, dan appendicitis
immunocompromised, bumilperiod for
The incubation • Acute post measles encephalitis • Keratokonjungtivitis
measles is 12·5 days on
• penyebab terseringaverage
kematian • pada stadium konvalesens, khas: gangguan penglihatan, kesulitan berkemih, hiporefleksi • berat pada gangguan gizi,
(95% CI 11·8–13·2
(60%) days), with a range up to • beberapa merekomendasikan terapi steroid kebutaan
• Croup dan bronkiolitis23 days • Infeksi rekuren
• mortalitas 5% pada anak
• karena virus rubeola langsung • sangat jarang
• Measles inculsion body encephalitis
• Imun supresi
• tu pada anak imunodefisiensi, 1 tahun pasca infeksi
D Complications
• Perubahan status mental, defisit motorik fokal, kejang • supresi fungsi imun seluler
d complications (D)
ephalomyelitis. MIBE=measles inclusion body encephalitis. SSPE=subacute sclerosing
Pajanan
PEP Type Depending on Time After Initial Exposure
Age Range Measles Immune Status a ≤3 days (≤72 hours) 4–6 days >6 days
All ages Immune • PEP not indicated. Exposed person has documented immunity.
(IgG positive, 2 MMR vaccine
doses, or born before 1957b)
<6 months Non-immune • Give intramuscular immunoglobulin (IMIG).c,d • PEP not indicated (too late).f
(due to age) • Home quarantinee for 28 days after last exposure. • Home quarantinee for 21 days
after last exposure.
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6–11 Non-immune • Give MMR vaccine (MMR • Give intramuscular • PEP not indicated (too late).f
c,d
months (due to age) vaccine preferred over IG). immunoglobulin (IMIG). • Home quarantinee for 21 days
Table 3.31. Post-exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) needed.
for Measles• Exposures Who forAre NOT after last exposure.
MEASLES
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e
• No quarantine Home quarantine 28 days
Pregnant or Immunocompromised, continued
after last exposure.
Non-immune PEP Type
• Give MMR Depending on Time
vaccine. Afternot
• PEP Initial Exposure
indicated (too late).f
Age Range
months Measles Immune
(0 doses MMRStatus
a
vaccine or ≤3 days
IgG (≤72quarantine
• No hours) needed.b 4–6 days
• Home quarantinee for>621daysdays after last exposure, then give MMR
Adults negative)
Unknown measles immune • Give MMR vaccine. vaccine to protect from future exposures.
status • No quarantine needed.b • Obtain IgG titers to determine immunity. Home quarantinee while
1 dose of MMR vaccineb • Give 2nd MMR vaccine
awaitingdose
results; if IgG negative, quarantine for 21 days after last
months PEP).f IgG titers to determine immunity. Home quarantinee while
exposure (too late•forObtain
live vaccine. Not awaiting results; if IgG negative, quarantine for 21 days after last
• No quarantine needed.
Does contact work in exposure
setting with (too for PEP).f or
late(daycare/school)
children
healthcare facility
• Yes: Obtain titers Not
to determine immunity. Home quarantinee while
awaiting results; if• IgG
Agenegative,
1–3 years: Less for
quarantine likely to get
21 days sick
after lastbecause has 1 dose of MMR.
MEASLES
exposure (too late•for PEP).f
• No: Contact can reach out to their own provider to obtain measles
IgG titers.f
and give 2nd MMR to protect from future exposures.
Reproduced with permission from New York City Department of Health: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/pep-measles-providers.pdf
a
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b
measles IgG titers or 2 MMR doses, consider them to have unknown immunity. Furlough non-immune healthcare workers for 21 days even if they get MMR PEP.
c
For patients who receive IG, provide these instructions: www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/stay-home-non-cases.pdf.
d
Dosing of intramuscular IG for infants aged <12 months is 0.5 mL/kg of body weight (max dose 15 mL). Administration of MMR or varicella vaccines must be delayed by 6 months after administra-
tion of intramuscular IG and by 8 months after intravenous IG.
e
When instructing home quarantine, ensure that all household members of the exposed individual are immune to measles. IG prolongs the incubation period to 28 days.
f
For patients who do not receive PEP, provide these instructions: www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/stay-home-cases.pdf.
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Pencegahan pasca Pajanan
Table 3.32. Post-exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) for Measles Exposures Who ARE Pregnant or
Immunocompromised
MEASLES
(IgG negative) • Home quarantinee for 28 days after last exposure • Home quarantinee for 21
days after last exposure
Unknown immunity • Draw titers (measles IgG) STAT to determine • PEP not indicated (too late)f
immunity; proceed as above based on titer results • Home quarantinee for
21 days after last exposure
Reproduced with permission from New York City Department of Health: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/pep-measles-providers.pdf
a
b
Management of immunocompromised persons can be challenging and may require individualized decisions with provider based on immunocompromising condition or medications.
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Pencegahan pasca Pajanan
Table 3.32. Post-exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) for Measles Exposures Who ARE Pregnant or
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Immunocompromised, continued
• After hematopoietic stem cell transplant, duration of high-level immunosuppression is highly variable and depends on type of transplant (longer for allogenic than autologous), type of donor and
stem cell source, and post-transplant complications such as graft-versus-host disease and their treatments**
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(age >5 years).
Low-level immunosuppression: In the absence of published guidance on exposed persons with low-level immunosuppression, consider assessing presumptive immunity to measles (measles IgG
positive or 2 MMR vaccine doses) to determine if PEP is indicated. If not immune to measles, give PEP as MMR (if not contraindicated and within 72 hours of initial exposure). Consider intravenous
IGc if MMR is contraindicated or if it is too late for MMR (day 4–6 after initial exposure) with home quarantine for 28 days after last exposure. If no PEP is given because it is too late, home quaran-
tine for 21 days after last exposure.e
MEASLES
c
For patients who receive IG, provide these instructions: www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/stay-home-non-cases.pdf.
d
Dosing of intramuscular IG for infants aged <12 months: 0.5 mL/kg of body weight (max dose 15mL). Dosing of intravenous IG for pregnant women not immune to measles and immunocompro-
mised persons: 400 mg/kg. MMR or varicella vaccine administration must be delayed by 6 months and 8 months after intramuscular and intravenous IG, respectively.
e
When implementing home quarantine, ensure that all household members of the exposed individual are immune to measles. IG prolongs the incubation period to 28 days.
f
For patients who do not receive PEP, provide these instructions: www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/stay-home-cases.pdf.
*
References: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Prevention of measles, rubella, congenital rubella syndrome, and mumps, 2013. MMWR Recomm Rep. 2013:62(RR-4):1-34; and Rubin LG,
Levin MJ, Ljungman P, et al. 2013 IDSA Clinical practice guideline for vaccination of the immunocompromised host. Clin Infect Dis. 2014;58(3):e44-e100
**
Check guidance/discuss with treating provider as duration of immunosuppression during or following chemotherapy, transplants, or biologic immune modulators may vary.
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