摘要
目的了解丙型肝炎(丙肝)哨点5类监测人群(肾透析人群、无偿献血人群、医院侵入性诊疗人群、单位体检检群、计划生育门诊就诊人群)丙肝病毒(HCV)感染状况及趋势,为丙肝综合防治和科学干预提供信息和依据。方法2010-2012年,在每年46月,使用连续性监测方法收集5类监测人群的血样,完成HCV抗体的实验室检测,并进行描述和分析。结果20102012年,5类监测人群中,肾透析人群哨点HCV抗体阳性率(均数)均超过5%(0-25.3%);医院侵入性诊疗人群HCV阳性率为0.7%~0.9%;除2010年无偿献血人群HCV抗体阳性率为0.6%外,其他年份单位体检人群、无偿献血人群、计划生育门诊就诊人群的HCV抗体阳性率均低于0.5%。结论肾透析人群的感染率持续处于较高水平,而其他丙肝哨点监测人群HCV抗体阳性率较低。血液传播是目前中国HCV传播的主要途径,如何避免或降低HCV传播的风险,是当前和今后应当重视和亟待解决的问题。
Objective To analyze the prevalence of hepatitis C virus (HCV) among 5 kinds of populations in HCV sentinels during 2010--2012, in order to provide information for evaluation on strategies regarding comprehen- sive HCV prevention and effectiveness of intervention. Methods Cross-sectional studies had been repeatedly con- ducted in sentinels with collection of venous blood specimen among the target population from April to June annually during 2010--2012, and the HCV antibodies were tested. Results The overall HCV prevalence (mean) of patients on hemodialysis was over 5% from 2010 to 2012, and the separated sentinel rate ranged from 0.0% to 25.3%; HCV positive rate of patients undergoing invasive treatment ranged from 0.7 % to 0.9 %; in addition to volunteer blood donors in 2010 whose HCV positive rate was 0.6%, the HCV positive rates of other population including physical examination people, family planning clinic attendees and volunteer blood donors were less than 0.5% in 2011 and 2012. There was no significant difference between male and female on HCV infection in 5 kinds of popula- tion of HCV sentinel surveillance (P〈0.01). Conclusion HCV prevalence of patients on hemodialysis maintain a high level, other populations with history of invasive diagnosis, treatment, and blood donation in HCV sentinel sur- veillance, of which HCV prevalence were relatively low. Blood-borne spread of HCV is the main HCV transmission route in China, and it is important to avoid or reduce the risk of HCV transmission.
出处
《中国艾滋病性病》
CAS
2013年第11期812-815,共4页
Chinese Journal of Aids & STD
关键词
丙型肝炎病毒
哨点监测
5类监测人群
血清学检测
Hepatitis C virus
Sentinel Surveillance
5 kinds of populations
Serological testing