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Clinical Evaluation of the BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter in Kenya

BACKGROUND: The BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter was developed to expand HIV/AIDS management in resource-limited settings. It measures absolute CD4 counts (AbsCD4), percent CD4 (%CD4), and hemoglobin (Hb) from a single drop of capillary or venous blood in approximately 23 minutes, with thro...

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Autores principales: Angira, Francis, Akoth, Benta, Omolo, Paul, Opollo, Valarie, Bornheimer, Scott, Judge, Kevin, Tilahun, Henok, Lu, Beverly, Omana-Zapata, Imelda, Zeh, Clement
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4970792/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27483008
http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0157939
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author Angira, Francis
Akoth, Benta
Omolo, Paul
Opollo, Valarie
Bornheimer, Scott
Judge, Kevin
Tilahun, Henok
Lu, Beverly
Omana-Zapata, Imelda
Zeh, Clement
author_facet Angira, Francis
Akoth, Benta
Omolo, Paul
Opollo, Valarie
Bornheimer, Scott
Judge, Kevin
Tilahun, Henok
Lu, Beverly
Omana-Zapata, Imelda
Zeh, Clement
author_sort Angira, Francis
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description BACKGROUND: The BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter was developed to expand HIV/AIDS management in resource-limited settings. It measures absolute CD4 counts (AbsCD4), percent CD4 (%CD4), and hemoglobin (Hb) from a single drop of capillary or venous blood in approximately 23 minutes, with throughput of 10 samples per hour. We assessed the performance of the BD FACSPresto system, evaluating accuracy, stability, linearity, precision, and reference intervals using capillary and venous blood at KEMRI/CDC HIV-research laboratory, Kisumu, Kenya, and precision and linearity at BD Biosciences, California, USA. METHODS: For accuracy, venous samples were tested using the BD FACSCalibur(™) instrument with BD Tritest(™) CD3/CD4/CD45 reagent, BD Trucount(™) tubes, and BD Multiset(™) software for AbsCD4 and %CD4, and the Sysmex(™) KX-21N for Hb. Stability studies evaluated duration of staining (18–120-minute incubation), and effects of venous blood storage <6–24 hours post-draw. A normal cohort was tested for reference intervals. Precision covered multiple days, operators, and instruments. Linearity required mixing two pools of samples, to obtain evenly spaced concentrations for AbsCD4, total lymphocytes, and Hb. RESULTS: AbsCD4 and %CD4 venous/capillary (N = 189/ N = 162) accuracy results gave Deming regression slopes within 0.97–1.03 and R(2) ≥0.96. For Hb, Deming regression results were R(2) ≥0.94 and slope ≥0.94 for both venous and capillary samples. Stability varied within 10% 2 hours after staining and for venous blood stored less than 24 hours. Reference intervals results showed that gender—but not age—differences were statistically significant (p<0.05). Precision results had <3.5% coefficient of variation for AbsCD4, %CD4, and Hb, except for low AbsCD4 samples (<6.8%). Linearity was 42–4,897 cells/μL for AbsCD4, 182–11,704 cells/μL for total lymphocytes, and 2–24 g/dL for Hb. CONCLUSIONS: The BD FACSPresto system provides accurate, precise clinical results for capillary or venous blood samples and is suitable for near-patient CD4 testing. TRIAL REGISTRATION: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02396355
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spelling pubmed-49707922016-08-18 Clinical Evaluation of the BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter in Kenya Angira, Francis Akoth, Benta Omolo, Paul Opollo, Valarie Bornheimer, Scott Judge, Kevin Tilahun, Henok Lu, Beverly Omana-Zapata, Imelda Zeh, Clement PLoS One Research Article BACKGROUND: The BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter was developed to expand HIV/AIDS management in resource-limited settings. It measures absolute CD4 counts (AbsCD4), percent CD4 (%CD4), and hemoglobin (Hb) from a single drop of capillary or venous blood in approximately 23 minutes, with throughput of 10 samples per hour. We assessed the performance of the BD FACSPresto system, evaluating accuracy, stability, linearity, precision, and reference intervals using capillary and venous blood at KEMRI/CDC HIV-research laboratory, Kisumu, Kenya, and precision and linearity at BD Biosciences, California, USA. METHODS: For accuracy, venous samples were tested using the BD FACSCalibur(™) instrument with BD Tritest(™) CD3/CD4/CD45 reagent, BD Trucount(™) tubes, and BD Multiset(™) software for AbsCD4 and %CD4, and the Sysmex(™) KX-21N for Hb. Stability studies evaluated duration of staining (18–120-minute incubation), and effects of venous blood storage <6–24 hours post-draw. A normal cohort was tested for reference intervals. Precision covered multiple days, operators, and instruments. Linearity required mixing two pools of samples, to obtain evenly spaced concentrations for AbsCD4, total lymphocytes, and Hb. RESULTS: AbsCD4 and %CD4 venous/capillary (N = 189/ N = 162) accuracy results gave Deming regression slopes within 0.97–1.03 and R(2) ≥0.96. For Hb, Deming regression results were R(2) ≥0.94 and slope ≥0.94 for both venous and capillary samples. Stability varied within 10% 2 hours after staining and for venous blood stored less than 24 hours. Reference intervals results showed that gender—but not age—differences were statistically significant (p<0.05). Precision results had <3.5% coefficient of variation for AbsCD4, %CD4, and Hb, except for low AbsCD4 samples (<6.8%). Linearity was 42–4,897 cells/μL for AbsCD4, 182–11,704 cells/μL for total lymphocytes, and 2–24 g/dL for Hb. CONCLUSIONS: The BD FACSPresto system provides accurate, precise clinical results for capillary or venous blood samples and is suitable for near-patient CD4 testing. TRIAL REGISTRATION: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02396355 Public Library of Science 2016-08-02 /pmc/articles/PMC4970792/ /pubmed/27483008 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0157939 Text en https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ This is an open access article, free of all copyright, and may be freely reproduced, distributed, transmitted, modified, built upon, or otherwise used by anyone for any lawful purpose. The work is made available under the Creative Commons CC0 (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/) public domain dedication.
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Angira, Francis
Akoth, Benta
Omolo, Paul
Opollo, Valarie
Bornheimer, Scott
Judge, Kevin
Tilahun, Henok
Lu, Beverly
Omana-Zapata, Imelda
Zeh, Clement
Clinical Evaluation of the BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter in Kenya
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title_fullStr Clinical Evaluation of the BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter in Kenya
title_full_unstemmed Clinical Evaluation of the BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter in Kenya
title_short Clinical Evaluation of the BD FACSPresto(™) Near-Patient CD4 Counter in Kenya
title_sort clinical evaluation of the bd facspresto(™) near-patient cd4 counter in kenya
topic Research Article
url https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4970792/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27483008
http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0157939
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