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Method During 01.01.2011 -01.07.2014 in the Immunocompromised Children Department from the National Institute for Infectious Diseases “Prof. Dr. Matei Bals” we analyzed the dynamical evolution of 214 perinatally HIV exposed children, aged 0-4 years. Lack of vaccination due to prematurity and the degree of immunosuppression in maternity contributed considerably to the increased incidence of TB in the family’s epidemiological context (at least one family member is diagnosed with tuberculosis). A troubling aspect is that these children come from families with resistant forms of tuberculosis (TB MDR) due to their parents’ poor adherence to treatment, mainly those pertaining to the 1989-1993 HIV cohort in Romania.

Tuberculosis in children perinatally exposed to HIV in the current epidemiological TB context