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1ïžâ£ EBV Serology Patterns
| Never |
- |
- |
- |
- |
| Acute IM |
+ |
+ |
+ |
- |
| Recent (3-6 mo) |
- |
+ |
± |
+ |
| Past distant |
- |
+ |
- |
+ |
| Reactivation |
± |
+ |
+ |
+ |
2ïžâ£ Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (NPC) â Taiwan Endemic
- ~ 1500-2000 new cases/yr Taiwan
- ç· > 女 3:1
- High incidence Taiwan, S China, SE Asia
- Risk: EBV + smoking + salted fish + genetic susceptibility (HLA-A2)
- Sx: cervical mass (most common presenting), nasal obstruction, hearing loss
- Plasma EBV DNA = sensitive screening marker; titer correlates with stage + prognosis
- Treatment: cisplatin chemoradiation; 5-yr survival 70-90% depending stage
3ïžâ£ PTLD Risk Stratification
- High risk:
- EBV-naive recipient + EBV-positive donor (D+/R-)
- Pediatric transplant
- Intestinal, lung transplant
- Anti-thymocyte globulin / OKT3 induction
- Surveillance: weekly EBV PCR first 3-6 mo, monthly to 1 yr
- Pre-emptive rituximab if rising titer
4ïžâ£ EBV-Specific T Cells
- Adoptive transfer of donor-derived or autologous EBV-specific CTLs
- Effective in refractory PTLD
- Atara Bio (tabelecleucel) â FDA approval pending
5ïžâ£ HIV + EBV-Associated Lymphoma
- Risk: CD4 < 200 (especially < 50)
- Histologies: DLBCL, Burkitt-like, primary CNS lymphoma, primary effusion lymphoma
- Treatment: ART + chemotherapy (R-CHOP, R-EPOCH); CNS â methotrexate or radiation
- Prognosis improved with ART
6ïžâ£ EBV + MS â Therapeutic Implications
- Active development:
- EBV vaccine (Moderna mRNA-1189, Phase 1)
- EBV-specific T cells for MS (Phase 2)
- EBV antivirals for MS (under study)
- Not yet standard of care
- Watch this space
7ïžâ£ Steroid in IM
- Indicated:
- Airway obstruction (massive tonsillar swelling)
- Severe cytopenia (AIHA, ITP)
- HLH
- Severe hepatitis (rare)
- Not for uncomplicated IM (no benefit)
- Prednisone 40-60 mg PO Ã 7-10d typical
8ïžâ£ å¥ä¿ / Taiwan
- éå ± NPC + EBV-associated cancers
- å¥ä¿ rituximab for confirmed indications
- EBV PCR in å
¬è²» transplant surveillance
- NPC screening in high-risk family / geography
9ïžâ£ Differential â IM Mimickers
- Acute HIV â similar; check HIV viral load
- CMV mononucleosis â older patients, less LAP, more hepatitis; monospot negative
- Toxoplasmosis â LAP + fever, cats, severe in immunocompromise
- Acute viral hepatitis (A, B, C) â more hepatitis-dominant
- Drug rxn â DRESS, severe rash
- Lymphoma â biopsy if persistent LAP
- All have similar LAP + fever patterns