SEROEPIDEMIOLOGY OF HBVAND HCV AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS Cairo University
Zeinab Zakaria Mohamed;
Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the seroprevalence of hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus among medical students. The results of this study revealed that the overall infection rate for hepatitis B was (14%), with the carrier rate was (1.4%). Eighty nine (25.4%) gave history of full dose HBV vaccine and (82.8%) of the non vaccinated group. had no markers for hepatitis B and are at risk of infection. Anti-HCV was found in (2.3%). Exposure to blood/blood products, mucocutaneous exposure and- contact to jaundiced patients were the most common risk factors in our studied group. The overall frequency of anti-HAV IgG was (98.3%).
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| Title | SEROEPIDEMIOLOGY OF HBVAND HCV AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS Cairo University | Other Titles | مسح سيرولوجى للفيروس الكبدى " بى و سى " بين طلبة كلية طب جامعة القاهره | Authors | Zeinab Zakaria Mohamed | Keywords | Hepatitis A virus - Hepatitis B virus - Hepatitis C virus Health care workers. | Issue Date | 2005 |
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