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[Epidemiological and clinical significance of hepatitis B and C marker detection in blood of patients and donors].

Voenno-medit͡sinskiĭ zhurnal 11/2010; 331(11):31-6. pp.31-6
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ABSTRACT During the assessment of 118 299 patients from hospital n. a. A.A.Vishnevskiy (2001-2005) anti-HCV was found out in 3.6%, HbsAg in 1.94%. By comparison with data of 1992-1994 (hospital n. a. N.N.Burdenko) the indices of disclosure of anti-HCV in in-patients fell 2 times, HbsAg 6.4 times. During this period, diverse changes of frequency of detection of markers in blood-donors took place: HbsAg--reduction, anti-HCV-elevation. During 2001-2005 reduction of frequency of detection of anti-HCV was noted in in-patients and blood donors, but reduction of frequency of detection of HbsAg only in blood donors. The frequency of detection of hepatitis C, B markers in blood donors during the last 10-15 years is correlated with the incidence of virus cirrhosis. Dynamic changes or stability of frequency of detection of hepatitis C, B markers in blood donors and in-patients during current period is correlated with the score of virus cirrhosis mortality.

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2 times
 
anti-HCV
 
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B markers
 
blood donors
 
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Dynamic changes
 
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hepatitis C
 
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hospital n. a. N.N.Burdenko
 
in-patients
 
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virus cirrhosis
 
virus cirrhosis mortality