321.2 𩺠åèç
321.2.1 é«é »èé»
321.2.1.1 Main Pulmonary NTM
- MAC (most common): M. avium + M. intracellulare + M. chimaera
- M. abscessus complex (most difficult)
- M. kansasii (TB-like)
- M. xenopi, M. malmoense (Europe)
321.2.1.2 Diagnosis (ATS/IDSA 2020)
- Clinical: pulmonary symptoms
- Radiographic: nodular bronchiectasis or fibrocavitary
- Microbiologic: ⥠2 sputum OR 1 BAL OR 1 tissue biopsy
321.2.1.3 Lady Windermere Syndrome
- Tall thin elderly women
- Right middle lobe + lingula bronchiectasis
- MAC infection
- Suppression of cough hypothesis
321.2.1.4 MAC Treatment
- Azithromycin + ethambutol + rifampin
- Daily or thrice weekly
- 12 months after sputum culture conversion
- Total 18-24 months typically
321.2.1.5 Refractory MAC
- ALIS (inhaled liposomal amikacin, Arikayce) â CONVERT 2018
- FDA 2018 approved
- Add to standard regimen
- For failed standard ⥠6 months
321.2.1.6 M. abscessus Subspecies
- subsp. abscessus: erm(41) inducible macrolide resistance
- subsp. massiliense: erm(41) inactive, macrolide-susceptible
- subsp. bolletii: variable
321.2.1.7 M. abscessus Treatment
- IV intensive: amikacin + imipenem/cefoxitin + macrolide (if susceptible) + tigecycline/linezolid
- Oral continuation: macrolide + clofazimine + bedaquiline emerging
- ⥠12 months after culture conversion
- Cure 30-50%
321.2.1.8 M. kansasii
- Most TB-like
- Rifampin + isoniazid + ethambutol à 9-12 months
- Macrolide may be added
- Curable
321.2.1.9 Disseminated MAC (HIV)
- CD4 < 50
- Macrolide + ethambutol + rifabutin
- ART crucial
- Prophylaxis with azithromycin if CD4 < 50
321.2.2 ææ··æ·æ¯èŒ
| NTM Species | Pattern | Treatment Duration | Cure Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAC | Nodular bronchiectatic, Lady Windermere | 12 mo after conversion | 80% |
| M. abscessus | Variable | ⥠12 mo + lifelong supp | 30-50% |
| M. kansasii | TB-like fibrocavitary | 9-12 mo | 95%+ |
| M. xenopi | Variable | 12 mo after conversion | 60-70% |