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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INVASIVE PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF SEROTYPES IDENTIFIED BETWEEN 2010-2017 Dylan Green, Lola Arakaki, Jennifer Slyker 10/10/2017 Pneumo Epi of IPD | All Results as of October 10, 2017 Systematic Review of IPD


  1. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INVASIVE PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF SEROTYPES IDENTIFIED BETWEEN 2010-2017 Dylan Green, Lola Arakaki, Jennifer Slyker 10/10/2017 Pneumo Epi of IPD | All Results as of October 10, 2017

  2. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Objectives and Methods  Objective  To conduct a systematic review of pneumococcal serotypes identified in cases of invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) among persons of all age since 2010, to inform the potential next generation of Pneumococcal vaccines  Sources  Published primary literature  Utilized search terms from previously published systematic reviews  Expanded age ranges to include individuals >5 years old  International Symposium on Pneumococci & Pneumococcal Diseases (2014, 2016)  BMGF Collaborators [unpublished data]  Publicly available surveillance data  Inclusion Criteria  Serotype counts or incidence, published after 2010, and isolates from sterile sites Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 2 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  3. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Data Sources for IPD Systematic Review Screened out by abstract (n – 883) Abstracts Screened (n – 1,151) Pre-2010 (n – 402) • No serotype data (n – 226) • Not IPD (n – 111) • Non-sterile sites (n – 100) Full Length Articles Reviewed • Other (n – 44) Screened out (n – 173) • (n – 268) Pre-2010 (n – 65) • No serotype data (n – 29) • Non-sterile sites (n – 28) • Public Surveillance Duplicates (n – 37) • Included and Abstracted Data (n – 6) Other (n – 14) • (n – 95) BMGF Collaborators (n – 5) Total Sources Included in Analysis ISPPD (n – 109) (n – 3) 172,564 Isolates Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 3 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  4. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Data Elements Collected  The following data elements were collected from each data source:  Serotype case counts  Age range for cases  Year/year range of isolates  Country  GAVI Alliance Status  Per Capita Income Group  PCV use and coverage  Region  Study duration less than one year  Study/sampling design  Whether study also reported 1) incidence and 2) antimicrobial resistance data Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 4 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  5. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Available serotype data from 2010+ are primarily sourced from wealthy, non-GAVI countries that have implemented PCV13 Percent of Isolates Middle Income GAVI Low Income GAVI Status Income Group PCV Use Region Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 5 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  6. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Five Countries Account for ~40% of Global IPD Isolates in Surveillance Reports and Published Primary Research 19,000 isolates 15,000 isolates 10,000 isolates 15,000 12,000 isolates isolates 41 Non-GAVI countries and 168,000 serotype isolates included Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 6 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  7. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Few IPD Isolates are Available from Only a Small Number of GAVI Countries 300 900 isolates isolates 525 isolates 150 isolates 13 GAVI countries and 4,000 serotype isolates included Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 7 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  8. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Data Considerations  Highly skewed distribution of serotypes  40 least common serotypes account for 1% of isolates  11 Serotypes had no data reported - 6E, 6F, 6G, 6H, 11E, 20A, 20B, 33E, 43, 44, 47A  Lack of serotype detail in many surveillance reports and publications  Uncommon isolates often grouped together as “Other” – 12.5%  European Surveillance accounts for 65% of this  Untypeable isolates reported as “Not Known” – 0.70%  Serogroup data with no serotype detail – 1.5% of isolates  Lack of age disaggregation in many surveillance reports and publications  Age not specified: >50% of isolates  European Surveillance accounts for 50% of isolates categorized as “other” Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 8 All Results as of October 10, 2017

  9. Systematic Review of IPD Serotypes Key Questions and Comparisons  Data are stratified in the following ways:  All data (includes all ages, countries, and time periods)  GAVI vs Non-GAVI countries Only children <5 years, excluding  Highly developed countries “Other” & “Not Known” isolates  Pre-2013 vs Post-2013 data  Key questions within these strata:  What proportion of isolates are PCV types?  What are the most common non-PCV types?  How many serotypes account for 80% of isolates? Pneumo Epi of IPD 1/16/2018 | 9 All Results as of October 10, 2017

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