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Acute lower respiratory illness is the most common cause of death among children, globally. Data are not available to make accurate estimates on the global mortality from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), specifically.
Respiratory samples collected from children under 5 years of age during 2004 to 2008 as part of population-based respiratory disease surveillance in an urban community in Dhaka, Bangladesh were tested for RSV, human metapneumovirus (HMPV), human parainfluenza virus (PIV) types 1, 2, and 3, influenza and adenovirus by RT-PCR. Verbal autopsy data were used to identify children who died from respiratory illness in a nearby rural community. Significance of the correlation between detections and community respiratory deaths was determined using Spearman's coefficient.
RSV activity occurred during defined periods lasting approximately three months but with no clear seasonal pattern. There was no significant correlation between respiratory deaths and detection of any of the respiratory viruses studied.
Outbreaks of respiratory viruses may not be associated with deaths in children in the study site; however, the few respiratory deaths observed and community-to-community variation in the timing of outbreaks may have obscured an association. An accurate assessment of respiratory virus-associated deaths will require detections and death data to come from the same location and a larger study population.
Citation: Stockman LJ, Brooks WA, Streatfield PK, Rahman M, Goswami D, et al. (2013) Challenges to Evaluating Respiratory Syncytial Virus Mortality in Bangladesh, 2004–2008. PLoS ONE 8(1): e53857. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0053857
Editor: Cécile Viboud, National Institutes of Health, United States of America
Received: August 16, 2012; Accepted: December 5, 2012; Published: January 24, 2013
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 public domain dedication.
Funding: This study was funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to the International Center for Diarrheal Diseases Research, Bangladesh. The funders had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.
Competing interests: The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.
Acute lower respiratory illness (ALRI), specifically pneumonia, is the most common cause of death among children, globally [1]. Over 90% of pneumonia deaths occur in 40 countries primarily in Asia and Africa, and two-thirds of these occur in only ten, including Bangladesh [2]. Many pneumonia-related deaths occur outside of hospitals, resulting in underestimation from hospital-based studies [3]. An estimate of agent-specific mortality cannot be directly determined for most community deaths as they occur in settings where diagnostic testing cannot be performed and the relationship between deaths in the hospital and those in the community are uncertain [4], [5]. Consequently, estimates of agent-specific respiratory deaths, including those associated with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), based on extrapolations from mortality in hospitalized children are of uncertain reliability [1]. The best and most recent estimate suggests that RSV causes up to 200,000 ALRI deaths in young children each year [6]. However, that study noted that a more accurate estimate of global RSV-associated mortality requires more population-based surveillance data, and these estimates, in turn, are important for prioritizing global RSV research and prevention resources.
Diagnostic specimens are rarely available from children who die of respiratory deaths in the community. In the United States, mortality associated with RSV has been estimated by identifying temporal patterns in respiratory virus detections and deaths [7], and using national viral surveillance data in statistical models [8]. This approach has worked well in settings where there are good quality data on timing of RSV detections and respiratory deaths. A cohort study of 256 newborns in Bangladesh reported RSV as a seasonal, predominant pathogen resulting in pneumonia hospitalization [9] but the proportion of respiratory deaths associated with RSV detections is unknown. The International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) has population-based surveillance in a community in urban Dhaka for acute respiratory illness where RSV infection is confirmed by molecular laboratory testing. In addition, as part of longstanding demographic and health surveillance in a rural community 50 kilometers outside of Dhaka, verbal autopsy information is regularly collected. In this report, we describe our efforts to apply an approach using temporal patterns of RSV and other respiratory virus detections at the urban surveillance site combined with deaths from a nearby site to estimate the proportion of respiratory deaths associated with RSV and other respiratory virus infections in Bangladesh.
Specimen data
Nasopharyngeal washes (NPWs) from children under 5 years of age were collected during 2004 to 2008 as part of population-based respiratory disease surveillance in Kamalapur, a low-income community in the urban capital city of Dhaka [10]. Briefly, field workers made weekly visits to approximately 5,000 households under active surveillance and referred children with signs of illness to a clinic. Nasopharyngeal washes were collected from every fifth child from the surveillance area who had an acute infectious respiratory illness, as previously described [10], [11].
In the laboratory, specimens were processed and tested for respiratory viruses using TaqMan real-time reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (rRT-PCR) with primers and probes specific for RSV as described previously [12] and for human metapneumovirus (HMPV), human parainfluenza virus (PIV) types 1, 2, and 3 and adenovirus (protocols available from CDC upon request). A sample was considered positive if a characteristic RT-PCR curve was observed with a desired cycle threshold (CT<39). Influenza virus was detected by tissue culture, described elsewhere [13], as part of an earlier study of influenza in this population [10].
Verbal autopsy data
Deaths of children under 5 years of age during 2004 to 2008 were identified by a demographic and health surveillance program. Deaths were recorded and investigated in Matlab, a rural community approximately 50 km south of Dhaka, where approximately 225,000 people live within the surveillance area. These households were visited every two months to ascertain birth and death information. Verbal autopsy (VA) has been widely used as a method to determine cause of death in places where deaths occur without medical supervision. A VA questionnaire was used by trained community health workers to interview the caretakers of the deceased and assign medical causes of death based on signs and symptoms of illness which preceded death [14], [15]. Death associated with respiratory illness was defined by the following codes for underlying cause of death (ICD-10): Influenza and pneumonia (J11–J18); other acute lower respiratory infection (J20–J22); acute upper respiratory infections (J00–J06), other diseases of the respiratory tract (J30–J39) and chronic lower respiratory disease (J40–J47)
The Spearman non-parametric correlation was used to assess whether the number of respiratory deaths in the Matlab community increased when the frequency of detections for individual respiratory viruses increased in Dhaka. Each respiratory virus was analyzed separately pairing the percent of detections positive with the number of respiratory deaths for each study month and converting the values into ranks for correlation using SAS version 9.1. The correlation coefficient (r) ranges from −1 to +1 with 0 indicating no correlation. The correlation was considered statistically significant if p< = 0.05 and the association was positive.
The Institutional Review Board at the International Center for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh, approved this study. Written informed consent was obtained from the primary adult care-taker for all children from whom samples were collected as part of population-based respiratory disease surveillance in Kamalapur.
Seasonality of viral detections
2,401 nasopharyngeal wash samples collected from 2,266 children under 5 years old with respiratory illness between April 4, 2004 and February 28, 2008 were available for analysis from Kamalapur in Dhaka. All samples were tested and 1,458 (61%) were positive for at least one virus. Adenovirus was the most common, identified in 23% of samples, followed by RSV (14%), influenza (13%), HMPV (10%), PIV-3 (8%), PIV-1 (3%) and PIV-2 (1%), Figure 1. More than one virus was identified in 261 samples (11%) and the most common of these co-infections was RSV with adenovirus (26%).
Annual data suggests RSV activity occurred during defined periods lasting approximately three months with no clear seasonal pattern. During the 4 study years there was one peak in January 2006, July 2006 and October 2007. There were at least 2 months with low RSV detections between peaks. During these study years, influenza, HMPV and PIV-3 activity showed more consistent seasonality with all viruses having a peak in each study year. Influenza virus peaks occurred in the second or third quarters of the year and PIV-3 during the end of the first quarter and into the second. HMPV had 4 episodes of peak activity in the first and fourth quarters of the year. Adenovirus was common and present year-round throughout the study period and there were too few PIV-1 and PIV-2 detections to identify seasonal patterns, Figure 2.
Deaths due to respiratory illness
Between April 4, 2004 and February 28, 2008, there were 111 deaths in rural Matlab due to respiratory illness in children under 5 years old, Figure 3. Of these, 108 (97%) were due to pneumonia from unspecified organism (ICD-10 J18), 2 (2%) due to asthma (ICD-10 J45) and 1 (1%) due to unspecified acute lower respiratory infection (ICD-10 J22). The average age at death was 6.7 months (range 0–59 months). Cumulatively, more deaths occurred in January than in other months but a January increase was not consistent throughout the study period. There was no apparent difference in the seasonality of death by age groups, Figure 4.
Correlation of RSV and respiratory deaths
Cumulatively, the highest percentage of samples positive for RSV during the study period occurred in January. However, winter-time (December–February) RSV detection was not consistent across study years and RSV detections in Dhaka and deaths from respiratory illness in Matlab did not correlate with RSV detections year-to-year, r = −0.10, p = 0.52. No positive and significant correlation was evident for the other viruses: r = −0.10, p = 0.50 for influenza, r = 0.17, p = 0.25 for HMPV, r = 0.25, p = 0.09 for adenovirus, r = −0.22, p = 0.14 for PIV-1, r = −0.37, p = 0.01 for PIV-2 and r = −0.07, p = 0.65 for PIV-3.
RSV has been associated with seasonal mortality of young children in the US [7], Brazil [16] and Indonesia [4] and pneumonia deaths have been noted to correspond with the peak season of bronchiolitis in Bangladesh in 2003 [17]. Using four years of data, we found that although both RSV detections and respiratory deaths were relatively high in the winter months, the increase in RSV detections was not accompanied by an increase in death during individual years. Of the eight study months with four or more respiratory deaths, only one matched a peak in RSV detections. This could indicate that RSV does not impact respiratory deaths in the young child in Bangladesh. There are, however, other explanations for not finding a significant association between RSV and other respiratory virus outbreaks and respiratory deaths. The timing of RSV outbreaks in the community where specimens were tested may not have matched the timing of RSV outbreaks in the community where verbal autopsies were performed, there may have been a problem with the accuracy in classification of respiratory deaths, or the number of observed deaths was too few to accurately assess correlations with RSV or the other respiratory virus detections. The potential problems identified in this study suggest ways to improve future efforts to assess community mortality from respiratory virus infections.
First, it is essential that surveillance for respiratory virus circulation represent activity in the community where deaths are assessed. Surveillance data from the United States suggests that year-to-year variation in timing of RSV outbreaks in the same community as well as community-to-community variation in the same year [21], [22] and indicates the importance of using detection data from the same community where the mortality is assessed. Previous studies of RSV detections Bangladesh found overall peak activity during winter months in Dhaka [18], [19] while a rural community had peak activity during the monsoon season and not during winter months [9]. In our study, RSV detections showed well-defined increases in activity but the timing of these increases was too varied to infer longer-term patterns. There are differences in both population density and living conditions between urban Dhaka and Matlab, which may affect RSV transmission. Population density is an important contributor patterns of RSV season in the United States and has been found to affect duration and timing of seasons [20]. Of note, the incidence of clinical pneumonia in Matlab is less than half that in Dhaka [15]. Although these two sites are separated by less than 50 kilometers, variation in timing of local RSV outbreaks has been previously noted within short distances [21], [22] and the degree of variation may be greater in this setting. To be confident about linking RSV detections to health outcomes in a single community, data on RSV circulation from the same community are needed.
The small number of respiratory deaths identified by the verbal autopsies made it difficult to establish correlations in RSV activity with these deaths. Verbal autopsy has been validated, shown to be sensitive for respiratory death surveillance [14] and used previously in Bangladesh to provide cause of death data to policies and programs [23]. However, in this study, one or two more or fewer deaths would change the timing of peaks in deaths. This would make correlations of RSV detections with these peaks unstable and highly susceptible to random events that would affect a peak in the number of deaths. It is possible that respiratory deaths would lag behind an increase in viral detection, however we see no consistent increase in deaths 1 or 2 months after RSV detection.
Etiology studies have shown that RSV is predominantly associated with pneumonia and severe respiratory illness in infants [18], [19], [24], [25] and for this analysis, we assumed that deaths followed by respiratory illness in this age group could be attributed to RSV. However, overlap in respiratory virus seasons and co-infections complicate efforts to link detections to a single disease in the community. In this study, the timing of influenza and human metapneumovirus detections were distinct from that for RSV detections, suggesting that circulation of these viruses would not have affected determination of RSV deaths. The timing of adenovirus and parainfluenza virus detections did overlap with RSV detections for some months. Studies of circulation of respiratory viruses in some tropical climates have shown both overlap among these viruses and less consistent seasonal patterns of circulation than those in more temperate locations [26]. Thus, we cannot be sure if circulation patterns of any of the respiratory viruses observed in Dhaka were indicative of that in Matlab where deaths were assessed. It is important, however, to understand potential overlaps in circulation and studies looking at links between health outcomes and virus detections should include detection of the spectrum of potentially etiologic pathogens.
To accrue sufficient numbers of deaths for a more robust analysis of RSV-associated mortality in developing countries, studies will likely require several sites with each site using detections and death data come from the same location. Another approach that has been considered for determining RSV-associated mortality is a probe study that measures the reduction in mortality with use of an effective RSV-specific preventive measure. The only presently available preventive measure is immune prophylaxis. When available, an effective vaccine could also serve this purpose. Although our findings do not reliably inform RSV-associated mortality, they do identify factors that should be considered in the design of future studies of RSV disease burden in developing countries.
Author Contributions
Oversaw specimen handling and processing: MR. Oversaw surveillance operations, contributed data and data management: DG. Oversaw clinical operations and contributed data: KN. Contributed data and onsite specimen management: MZR. Conceived and designed the experiments: WAB SPL LJA. Performed the experiments: MR MZR. Analyzed the data: LJS WAB LJA. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: WAB PKS DG KN MZR. Wrote the paper: LJS WAB PKS MR DG KN MZR SPL LJA.
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Companies encouraged to use data analytics to proactively target supply chain abuse, fraud
By leveraging data analytics tools to proactively identify and analyze anomalies, companies can help mitigate the risk of fraud, waste, and abuse throughout their supply chains. In this article, Mark Pearson, principal, Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP, provides additional insights on the ways companies can use data analytics to target fraud, waste, and abuse within their third party relationships.
Forbes | April 16, 2014
Companies are failing to detect financial fraud in supply chains: Deloitte
According to a Deloitte poll, less than one third of respondents were deploying the kind of data analytics tools that can help to detect fraud or waste by vendors, leaving their supply chains vulnerable. Mark Pearson, principal, and Larry Kivett, partner, Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP discuss the results of the poll, and explain what companies can do to mitigate their supply chain vulnerabilities to fraud.
Wall Street Journal | April 4, 2014
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A Deloitte survey of business executives found that only 26% of respondents say they're using data analytics tools and processes to help manage third-party relationship risk, with 31% saying their organization has faced supply chain fraud, waste, or abuse in the past 12 months.
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US 4760508 A Abstract A modular light fixture is provided comprising a ballast housing, socket plate and lens assembly. The socket plate includes an inclined portion containing a socket hole and an adjacent flat portion through which mounting holes extend so that the socket may be mounted either on the incline or generally perpendicular to the flat portion. The socket assembly includes mounting means which are generally symmetrical about a horizontal axis of the plate so that either face of the plate may receive the socket. A boss containing a pin hole is provided at a corner of the plate aligned with a flange on an associated reflector housing. When the pin is in position, it prevents an inappropriate lens assembly from being positioned on the ballast housing.
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a ballast housing having sidewalls defining an open top end; a lamp socket plate having top and bottom surfaces seated on said housing closing said top end, said plate including means for engagement with said sidewalls, said means being generally symmetrical about a horizontal axis whereby either said top surface or said bottom surface may be directed toward said housing, said plate including a generally flat portion and a portion inclined with respect to said flat portion; a lamp socket assembly secured to said plate and including means for engagement with said plate whereby to support a lamp generally perpendicular to said inclined portion or generally perpendicular to said flat portions; and, a reflector assembly secured to said housing. 2. The light fixture in accordance with claim 1 wherein said reflector assembly includes a flange adjacent a lower edge thereof and said boss includes a pin receiving boss aligned with said flange whereby a pin of sufficient length positioned in said boss would interfere with said flange and thereby present said reflector assembly from seating on said housing.
Description The present invention relates to high intensity light fixtures and in particular to an improved modular construction for such fixtures. In the design of high intensity light fixtures there are several parameters which must be taken into consideration. Thus, if the reflector is to be formed of plastic, care must be taken that the power of the fixture does not exceed 75 watts since the heat generated by a 150 watt, or even a 100 watt unit could melt and possibly ignite the plastic. In addition, a determination must be made of the intended end use of the fixture since that could effect the desired orientation of the lamp with respect to the fixture. In some instances it will be preferable to have the lamp hang straight whereas in other applications it is desireable to have the lamp extend at an angle. As a result of the above it has become necessry for fixture manufacturers to produce a wide range of products and dealers and distributors to handle the range. In order to minimize the inventory that must be maintained, it has become desireable to produce such fixtures in modular form. This permits the end user to select the particular lens, lamp, power pack and the like to produce the desired fixture. The use of such modular design results in an economy of parts and production costs. A shortcoming of the use of such modular components, however, is the possible danger of the wrong components being collected which could result, possibly, in a dangerous or unsafe product. In view of the above, it is a principle object of the present invention to provide an improved lamp socket arrangement for a high intensity light fixture which may be used in a ballast housing to provide a variety of possible lamp orientations. A further object is to provide such a socket arrangement which may be used with conventional light sockets to support conventional lamps. A still further object is to provide such a socket arrangement which is adapted to prevent the inadvertent use of a plastic reflector with a high power lamp. A still further object is to provide an improved light fixture which is aesthetically pleasing and may be produced at a price competitive with conventinal fixtures. Still other objects and advantages will become apparent from the following description of the invention. The above and other beneficial objects and advantages are attained in accordance with the present invention by providing a light fixture comprising a ballast compartment having sidewalls defining an open top end. The open end is closed by a lamp socket plate which seats on the sidewalls. The socket assembly is generally symmetrical about a horizontal axis so that either surface of the plate may be directed toward or away from the ballast housing to support a lamp socket in different orientations extending away from the ballast housing. In one orientation, designed to receive a low energy lamp socket a plastic reflector may be positioned over the ballast housing. In the other orientation, designed to receive a high energy lamp socket, a pin extends from the socket plate to interfere with flanges molded into the plastic reflector to thereby prevent the plastic reflector from inadvertently being assembled on a fixture with a high energy lamp. In the accompanying drawings: FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a high intensity light fixture in accordance with the present invention incorporating a first form of reflector; FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 1 with the light fixture incorporating a different form of reflector; FIG. 3 is a side elevational sectional view of the fixture of FIG. 1; FIG. 4 is a top plan view of one side of the socket plate of the present fixture; FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along reference line 5--5 of FIG. 4; FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along reference line 6--6 of FIG. 4; and, FIG. 7 is a plan view opposite that of FIG. 4 depicting the other side of the socket assembly plate. Reference is made to the drawings and to FIG. 1 in particular wherein a fixture 10 is depicted as comprising a base or mounting plate 12, a ballast housing 14, and a reflector housing 16. The housing 14 contains the ballast and wiring for the lamp 18. To this end, the lamp socket 20 is connected to the ballast housing to support the lamp . within the reflector housing 16. The reflector housing fits over a collar on the ballast housing and is held in position by a set screw 22. By loosening the set screw 22, the housing 16 may be replaced with another housing 24 as shown in FIG. 2. Housing 24 is formed of plastic molded to provide a plurality of prism elements. Housing 16 is formed of metal having a reflector element and glass lens 28A. Referring to FIG. 3, it can be seen that the ballast housing 14 is formed with an open top end that is closed by a socket plate which seats on top of the housing walls. The socket 20 extends through an opening in the socket plate to support the lamp. To this end, the socket plate opening 32 is provided with cutouts 34 which permit flanges on the socket to pass. After the socket is inserted the flanges pass the cutouts and are locked in position. Referring to FIG. 5 it can be seen that the socket plate 30 is provided with a pair of spaced flanges 36a, 38a for engagement with the top of the ballast housing sidewalls and 36b, 38b for engagement with the reflector housing. In this regard, it should be noted that the flanges 36a, 38a are generally symmetrical with the flanges 36b, 38b about a horizontal axis extending through the socket plate so that the socket plate can be mounted on the housing sidewall with either face 40 directed upwardly (as shown in FIG. 3) or reversed, with face 42 facing upwardly. As shown in FIG. 3, the socket plate 28B includes an inclined section 44 that extends upwardly from face 40. The socket opening 32 is positioned in the inclined section to hold the lamp 18 at an angle. A pair holes 46 are provided in the flat section of the 28B and are threaded to receive screws from face 42 to hold a socket assembly generally perpendicular to the flat section of the socket plate. An important feature of the present invention resides in the provision of boss 48 which serves to receive a pin 50, if necessary. The pin serves to interfere with a wedge 52 of an inappropriate reflector housing to prevent the side 54 of the reflector housing from seating between the flanges 36b, 38b. Thus, in the depicted embodiment of the invention set forth in FIG. 3, the glass and metal reflector housing can withstand the heat generated by a high power lamp and hence the reflector housing flange 52 is positioned sufficiently high so as to clear the top of pin 50 the reflector is positioned on top of the ballast housing. In the event the ballast housing contained low power components the pin would not be provided and hence there could be no interference. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 6, if an attempt were made to assemble a plastic reflector (such as shown in FIG. 2) to the ballast housing containing high power components, the pin 50 would interfere with flange 52 to prevent the reflector from seating on the ballast housing. Since the pin would not be used in the event low power components were to be used, the plastic reflector assembly could seat on the ballast housing containing the low power components. Thus, in accordance with the above, the ballast housing and socket plate can be used to form a wide variety of fixtures. By choosing the appropriate face of the plate to face upward, the lamp socket can be oriented to extend at an angle or straight up. Further by providing or omitting the pin 50 the ballast housing can be assembled for high or low energy components and only an appropriate lens housing can be assembled onto the housing. Thus, in accordance with the above, the aforementioned objects are effectively attained. 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