Objective: HIV-HBV co-infection is a major public health problem that has not been sufficiently explored in the Central African workplace. The aim of this study was to assess the frequency of HIV-HBV co-infection amon...Objective: HIV-HBV co-infection is a major public health problem that has not been sufficiently explored in the Central African workplace. The aim of this study was to assess the frequency of HIV-HBV co-infection among people who living with HIV (PLHIV) in the infectious and tropical diseases department of the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de lAmiti Sino-Centrafricaine in Bangui. Methods: A retrospective study was carried out from January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2021 in the Infectious and Tropical Diseases Department at the Amiti Sino-Centrafricaine University Hospital. It included the files of all PLHIV, which included the results of HBV serology. A standardized form was used to collect socio-demographic and professional data by documentary review. Data was analysed using Epi-Info 7 software. Means, proportions were calculated as well as Chi square witch was significant if p-value was below 0.05. Results: The study included 265 patients, 188 were women (70.1%) and 77 men (29.1%), giving a sex ratio of 0.45. Mean age was 35.8 years, higher in men (40 years) than in women (35.8 years) (p 0.0001). The age groups 25 to 34 (37.7%) and 35 to 44 (33.6%) were in the majority (71.3%). The majority of PLHIV were unemployed (57.1%), including housewives (43.0%). HBV prevalence was 14.3%, including 7.2% among the unemployed, who account for half of all co-infections. The search for associations between HIV-HBV co-infection and all socio-demographic characteristics (age, sex, marital status) and socio-professional categories showed no significant difference (p 0.05). Conclusion: PLHIV were predominantly young adults, female, and unemployed;no occupation was significantly associated with co-infection. The vast majority of co-infected people were not covered by the occupational health system (unemployed or informal sector). Urgent action is needed to improve workers access to occupational medicine in CAR.展开更多
AIM:To determine the seroprevalence of hepatitis C virus(HCV) and its co-infection with hepatitis B virus(HBV),hepatitis delta agent(HDV) and human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) among liver disease patients of south Tam...AIM:To determine the seroprevalence of hepatitis C virus(HCV) and its co-infection with hepatitis B virus(HBV),hepatitis delta agent(HDV) and human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) among liver disease patients of south Tamil Nadu. METHODS:A total of 1012 samples comprising 512 clinically diagnosed cases of liver disease patients and 500 apparently healthy age and sex matched individuals were screened for Hepatitis C virus(anti HCV and HCV RNA) ,Hepatitis B virus(HBsAg),Hepatitis delta agent(anti HDV) and Human immuno virus(antibodies to HIV-1 and HIV-2) using commercially available enzyme linked immunosorbent assay kits.HCV RNA wasdetected by RT-PCR.Liver function tests like ALT,AST,GGT,ALP,bilirubin and albumin were also studied. RESULTS:The seroprevalence of HCV was found to be 5.6%among liver disease patients by ELISA.27/512,49/512 and 12/512 patients were positive for HIV,HBV &HDV respectively.Co-infection of HCV&HBV was found in 8 patients,with 6 for HCV&HIV and 4 for HCV,HBV&HIV co-infections.Sex-wise analysis showed that HIV,HCV&HBV and HCV&HIV co-infection was high among females whereas for HBV it was high in males. The mean ALT and AST in HCV positive cases were 42.1±8.3 and 49±10.1.In people co-infected with HCV&HBV or HCV&HIV or HCV,HBV&HIV the mean ALT of 58.0±03.16,56.78±4.401 and 64.37±4.01 respectively. CONCLUSION:We strongly recommend routine test of the blood for HCV in addition to HBV and HIV.We also recommend individualized counseling to identify those at risk and testing for those who want it.Improved surveillance and periodic epidemiological studies will have to be undertaken to monitor and prevent these blood-borne viruses.展开更多
Introduction: The tuberculosis (TB) and HIV co-infection is a deadly combination, each accelerating the progression of the other. TB, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis), is the leading cause of dea...Introduction: The tuberculosis (TB) and HIV co-infection is a deadly combination, each accelerating the progression of the other. TB, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis), is the leading cause of deaths among people living with HIV, accounting for around 40% of all HIV-positive deaths. The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of the tuberculosis-HIV co-infection in women. Material and Methods: The study population consisted of all suspected patients visiting the laboratory of the Bogodogo University Hospital, from May 2023 to January 2024, to be screened for M. tuberculosis. This was a descriptive cross-sectional study. Socio-demographic data were collected during individual interviews with consenting patients. M. tuberculosis was identified using the GeneXpert device, and HIV was diagnosed using the Abbott Determine diagnostic test. Results: Our study population was aged, on average, 37 ± 17.5 years. The overall tuberculosis infection rate was 65%, and 35% were married. Housewives were the most infected with 22.5%. The most infected age group was the ]20 - 40], with 32.5%. Some 37.5% of the women were anorexic and 45% had asthenia. Of the suspected cases, 47.5% were people who had contact with infected persons. TB/HIV co-infection was 5%. Conclusion: Tuberculosis is still rife in many parts of the world. It infects both men and women very quickly. HIV-tuberculosis co-infection is a reality, with HIV accelerating the progression of tuberculosis and vice versa. Raising awareness of HIV and tuberculosis should be done in tandem, as their co-infection leads to a poor vital prognosis.展开更多
Background： Unhygienic blood collection in the early 1990s led to blood-borne infections in Central China. This study aimed to estimate human immunodeficiency virus （HIV） co-infection with hepatitis C and B viruses...Background： Unhygienic blood collection in the early 1990s led to blood-borne infections in Central China. This study aimed to estimate human immunodeficiency virus （HIV） co-infection with hepatitis C and B viruses （HCV and HBV） and their risk factors in a rural area of Shanxi Province with a history of commercial blood donation. Methods： A cross-sectional study was conducted in 2004. All adult residents in the target area were invited to participate in the study. Face-to-face interviews were completed and blood specimens were tested for HIV, HCV, and HBV surface antigen （HBsAg）. Results： Prevalence rates of HIV, HCV, and HBsAg were 1.3% （40/3 062）, 12.7% （389/3 062）, and 3.5% （103/2982）, respectively. Of the 40 HIV-positive specimens, 85% were HCV positive and 2.5% were HBsAg positive. The history of commercial blood donation was positively associated with HIV, HCV, and HIV/HCV co-infections, but was negatively associated with HBsAg seropositivity. Migration for employment in the last 5 years was positively related to HIV, HBsAg, and HIV/HCV co-infections. Univariate logistic analysis showed that illegal drug use, number of sex partners, extramarital sex behavior, commercial sex behavior, and condom use rate were not related to anti-HIV, anti-HCV, HBsAg seropositivity or their co-infections. Conclusion： The history of commercial blood donation was the main risk factor for HIV, HCV, and HIV/HCV co-infections in this former commercial blood donation area. HIV and HCV prevention and treatment interventions are important in this area.展开更多
Respiratory viral co-infections present significant challenges in clinical settings due to their impact on disease severity and patient outcomes.Current diagnostic methods often miss these co-infections,complicating t...Respiratory viral co-infections present significant challenges in clinical settings due to their impact on disease severity and patient outcomes.Current diagnostic methods often miss these co-infections,complicating the epidemiology and management of these cases.Research,primarily conducted in vitro and in vivo,suggests that co-infections can lead to more severe illnesses,increased hospitalization rates,and greater healthcare utilization,especially in high-risk groups such as children,the elderly,and immunocompromised individuals.Common coinfection patterns,risk factors,and their impact on disease dynamics highlight the need for advanced diagnostic techniques and tailored therapeutic strategies.Understanding the virological interactions and immune response modulation during co-infections is crucial for developing effective public health interventions and improving patient outcomes.Future research should focus on the molecular mechanisms of co-infection and the development of specific therapies to mitigate the adverse effects of these complex infections.展开更多
A non-linear HIV-TB co-infection has been formulated and analyzed. The positivity and invariant region has been established. The disease free equilibrium and its stability has been determined. The local stability was ...A non-linear HIV-TB co-infection has been formulated and analyzed. The positivity and invariant region has been established. The disease free equilibrium and its stability has been determined. The local stability was determined and found to be stable under given conditions. The basic reproduction number was obtained and according to findings, co-infection diminishes when this number is less than unity, and persists when the number is greater than unity. The global stability of the endemic equilibrium was calculated. The impact of HIV on TB was established as well as the impact of TB on HIV. Numerical solution was also done and the findings indicate that when the rate of HIV treatment increases the latent TB increases while the co-infected population decreases. When the rate of HIV treatment decreases the latent TB population decreases and the co-infected population increases. Encouraging communities to prioritize the consistent treatment of HIV infected individuals must be emphasized in order to reduce the scourge of HIV-TB co-infection.展开更多
[Objective] The aim of this study was to identify swine diseases caused by CSFV,PRRSV and PCV2 and thus to analyze its pathogeny chracteristics.[Method] The tissues and viscera of the diseased swine were collected fro...[Objective] The aim of this study was to identify swine diseases caused by CSFV,PRRSV and PCV2 and thus to analyze its pathogeny chracteristics.[Method] The tissues and viscera of the diseased swine were collected from Xiangtan of Hunan(Code of HN/XT)to extract DNA and RNA for PCR amplification and sequencing.Meanwhile,the virulent strains were isolated and identified by cell separation technology.[Result] The sequencing analysis results showed that the amino acid homology between CSFV,PRRSV,PCV2 and sequen...展开更多
目的了解癌症患者乙型肝炎病毒(hepatitis B virus,HBV)的感染状态和感染特点。方法回顾性分析2017年7月26日至2023年9月18日于广西医科大学附属肿瘤医院确诊的92031例癌症患者的HBV血清标志物检测结果,以肝癌、非肝癌进行分组,比较未感...目的了解癌症患者乙型肝炎病毒(hepatitis B virus,HBV)的感染状态和感染特点。方法回顾性分析2017年7月26日至2023年9月18日于广西医科大学附属肿瘤医院确诊的92031例癌症患者的HBV血清标志物检测结果,以肝癌、非肝癌进行分组,比较未感染(全阴或Anti-HBs阳性)、感染(除外Anti-HBs任何一项阳性)、隐性感染(occult hepatitis B virus infection,OBI;HBsAg阴性、血清或肝组织HBV DNA阳性)的占比。结果92031例癌症患者的HBV总感染率为73.75%(67876/92031),其中肝癌患者的HBV总感染率为97.65%(8922/9137),非肝癌患者的HBV总感染率为71.12%(58954/82894),肝癌组的普通感染率和OBI率均显著高于非肝癌组(均P<0.001)。肝癌组HBV血清标志物中HBsAg、HBeAg、Anti-HBe、Anti-HBc的阳性率明显高于非肝癌组(均P<0.001),但Anti-HBs的阳性率低于非肝癌组(P<0.001)。肝癌组和非肝癌组分别有20种和27种血清标志物组合模式,其中14种模式构成比在两组间差异有统计学意义(均P<0.001);两组均有7种OBI血清组合模式,其中5种模式构成比在两组间的差异有统计学意义(均P<0.05)。结论癌症患者HBV感染状态和血清学组合模式复杂,区分肝癌与非肝癌进行HBV感染统计更利于癌症患者的HBV感染评估。展开更多
目的基于血液筛查核酸检测反应性献血者的HBV感染的确认,探讨核酸检测反应性献血者的归队策略。方法联合应用自建的高灵敏度核酸检测体系、血液核酸筛查等多种核酸检测(NAT)方法,并结合血清学检测、献血者随访,对核酸检测反应性(NAT-yie...目的基于血液筛查核酸检测反应性献血者的HBV感染的确认,探讨核酸检测反应性献血者的归队策略。方法联合应用自建的高灵敏度核酸检测体系、血液核酸筛查等多种核酸检测(NAT)方法,并结合血清学检测、献血者随访,对核酸检测反应性(NAT-yield)献血者中的HBV感染进行确认和感染状态识别。依据确认的HBV感染血浆样本,比较不同确认方法、确认指标或指标组合对HBV感染确认的效果。结果2010年11月—2021年2月,在血液筛查检出的876位NAT-yield献血者中共确认HBV感染者511人(OBI 451人,急性早期HBV感染者27人,不能确认感染者33人,无感染者30人,不能确认HBV感染者335人)。采用单检系统对混检系统检出的HBV感染血浆进行复测的检出率为96.6%,明显高于混检系统对单检系统检出的HBV DNA反应性(HBV DNA R)组和鉴别试验无反应性(NDR)组的复测检出率(76.4%和55.7%)(P<0.05)。NDR样本在模式2(ID×5+鉴别×2)下复测检出率(65.2%)高于模式1(ID×2+鉴别×1)(39.2%)(P<0.05);2种单检复测模式下的HBV DNA R样本复测检出率无明显差异(P>0.05),但均明显高于NDR样本(P<0.05)。回溯OBI献血者既往NAT数据,有46%经历多次NAT检测而未能检出。有59.1%OBI献血者随访检不出HBV DNA。OBI献血者中抗-HBc+占比为90.2%,单独抗-HBc+为49.2%,远高于不能确认感染组(P<0.05);HBeAg、抗-HBe和抗-HBc IgM在OBI和不能确认感染组中的比例极低且无差异(P>0.05)。结论近60%的NAT-yield献血者可以确认HBV感染。为保证献血者归队的安全性,需要更高灵敏度的HBV DNA确证技术提高HBV感染的确认率。抗-HBc是NAT-yield献血者OBI风险排查和归队评估最重要的血清学指标。展开更多
文摘Objective: HIV-HBV co-infection is a major public health problem that has not been sufficiently explored in the Central African workplace. The aim of this study was to assess the frequency of HIV-HBV co-infection among people who living with HIV (PLHIV) in the infectious and tropical diseases department of the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de lAmiti Sino-Centrafricaine in Bangui. Methods: A retrospective study was carried out from January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2021 in the Infectious and Tropical Diseases Department at the Amiti Sino-Centrafricaine University Hospital. It included the files of all PLHIV, which included the results of HBV serology. A standardized form was used to collect socio-demographic and professional data by documentary review. Data was analysed using Epi-Info 7 software. Means, proportions were calculated as well as Chi square witch was significant if p-value was below 0.05. Results: The study included 265 patients, 188 were women (70.1%) and 77 men (29.1%), giving a sex ratio of 0.45. Mean age was 35.8 years, higher in men (40 years) than in women (35.8 years) (p 0.0001). The age groups 25 to 34 (37.7%) and 35 to 44 (33.6%) were in the majority (71.3%). The majority of PLHIV were unemployed (57.1%), including housewives (43.0%). HBV prevalence was 14.3%, including 7.2% among the unemployed, who account for half of all co-infections. The search for associations between HIV-HBV co-infection and all socio-demographic characteristics (age, sex, marital status) and socio-professional categories showed no significant difference (p 0.05). Conclusion: PLHIV were predominantly young adults, female, and unemployed;no occupation was significantly associated with co-infection. The vast majority of co-infected people were not covered by the occupational health system (unemployed or informal sector). Urgent action is needed to improve workers access to occupational medicine in CAR.
文摘AIM:To determine the seroprevalence of hepatitis C virus(HCV) and its co-infection with hepatitis B virus(HBV),hepatitis delta agent(HDV) and human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) among liver disease patients of south Tamil Nadu. METHODS:A total of 1012 samples comprising 512 clinically diagnosed cases of liver disease patients and 500 apparently healthy age and sex matched individuals were screened for Hepatitis C virus(anti HCV and HCV RNA) ,Hepatitis B virus(HBsAg),Hepatitis delta agent(anti HDV) and Human immuno virus(antibodies to HIV-1 and HIV-2) using commercially available enzyme linked immunosorbent assay kits.HCV RNA wasdetected by RT-PCR.Liver function tests like ALT,AST,GGT,ALP,bilirubin and albumin were also studied. RESULTS:The seroprevalence of HCV was found to be 5.6%among liver disease patients by ELISA.27/512,49/512 and 12/512 patients were positive for HIV,HBV &HDV respectively.Co-infection of HCV&HBV was found in 8 patients,with 6 for HCV&HIV and 4 for HCV,HBV&HIV co-infections.Sex-wise analysis showed that HIV,HCV&HBV and HCV&HIV co-infection was high among females whereas for HBV it was high in males. The mean ALT and AST in HCV positive cases were 42.1±8.3 and 49±10.1.In people co-infected with HCV&HBV or HCV&HIV or HCV,HBV&HIV the mean ALT of 58.0±03.16,56.78±4.401 and 64.37±4.01 respectively. CONCLUSION:We strongly recommend routine test of the blood for HCV in addition to HBV and HIV.We also recommend individualized counseling to identify those at risk and testing for those who want it.Improved surveillance and periodic epidemiological studies will have to be undertaken to monitor and prevent these blood-borne viruses.
文摘Introduction: The tuberculosis (TB) and HIV co-infection is a deadly combination, each accelerating the progression of the other. TB, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis), is the leading cause of deaths among people living with HIV, accounting for around 40% of all HIV-positive deaths. The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of the tuberculosis-HIV co-infection in women. Material and Methods: The study population consisted of all suspected patients visiting the laboratory of the Bogodogo University Hospital, from May 2023 to January 2024, to be screened for M. tuberculosis. This was a descriptive cross-sectional study. Socio-demographic data were collected during individual interviews with consenting patients. M. tuberculosis was identified using the GeneXpert device, and HIV was diagnosed using the Abbott Determine diagnostic test. Results: Our study population was aged, on average, 37 ± 17.5 years. The overall tuberculosis infection rate was 65%, and 35% were married. Housewives were the most infected with 22.5%. The most infected age group was the ]20 - 40], with 32.5%. Some 37.5% of the women were anorexic and 45% had asthenia. Of the suspected cases, 47.5% were people who had contact with infected persons. TB/HIV co-infection was 5%. Conclusion: Tuberculosis is still rife in many parts of the world. It infects both men and women very quickly. HIV-tuberculosis co-infection is a reality, with HIV accelerating the progression of tuberculosis and vice versa. Raising awareness of HIV and tuberculosis should be done in tandem, as their co-infection leads to a poor vital prognosis.
基金supported by the United States National Institute of Health/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (US NIH/NIAID Grant No: U19AI51915)
文摘Background： Unhygienic blood collection in the early 1990s led to blood-borne infections in Central China. This study aimed to estimate human immunodeficiency virus （HIV） co-infection with hepatitis C and B viruses （HCV and HBV） and their risk factors in a rural area of Shanxi Province with a history of commercial blood donation. Methods： A cross-sectional study was conducted in 2004. All adult residents in the target area were invited to participate in the study. Face-to-face interviews were completed and blood specimens were tested for HIV, HCV, and HBV surface antigen （HBsAg）. Results： Prevalence rates of HIV, HCV, and HBsAg were 1.3% （40/3 062）, 12.7% （389/3 062）, and 3.5% （103/2982）, respectively. Of the 40 HIV-positive specimens, 85% were HCV positive and 2.5% were HBsAg positive. The history of commercial blood donation was positively associated with HIV, HCV, and HIV/HCV co-infections, but was negatively associated with HBsAg seropositivity. Migration for employment in the last 5 years was positively related to HIV, HBsAg, and HIV/HCV co-infections. Univariate logistic analysis showed that illegal drug use, number of sex partners, extramarital sex behavior, commercial sex behavior, and condom use rate were not related to anti-HIV, anti-HCV, HBsAg seropositivity or their co-infections. Conclusion： The history of commercial blood donation was the main risk factor for HIV, HCV, and HIV/HCV co-infections in this former commercial blood donation area. HIV and HCV prevention and treatment interventions are important in this area.
文摘Respiratory viral co-infections present significant challenges in clinical settings due to their impact on disease severity and patient outcomes.Current diagnostic methods often miss these co-infections,complicating the epidemiology and management of these cases.Research,primarily conducted in vitro and in vivo,suggests that co-infections can lead to more severe illnesses,increased hospitalization rates,and greater healthcare utilization,especially in high-risk groups such as children,the elderly,and immunocompromised individuals.Common coinfection patterns,risk factors,and their impact on disease dynamics highlight the need for advanced diagnostic techniques and tailored therapeutic strategies.Understanding the virological interactions and immune response modulation during co-infections is crucial for developing effective public health interventions and improving patient outcomes.Future research should focus on the molecular mechanisms of co-infection and the development of specific therapies to mitigate the adverse effects of these complex infections.
文摘A non-linear HIV-TB co-infection has been formulated and analyzed. The positivity and invariant region has been established. The disease free equilibrium and its stability has been determined. The local stability was determined and found to be stable under given conditions. The basic reproduction number was obtained and according to findings, co-infection diminishes when this number is less than unity, and persists when the number is greater than unity. The global stability of the endemic equilibrium was calculated. The impact of HIV on TB was established as well as the impact of TB on HIV. Numerical solution was also done and the findings indicate that when the rate of HIV treatment increases the latent TB increases while the co-infected population decreases. When the rate of HIV treatment decreases the latent TB population decreases and the co-infected population increases. Encouraging communities to prioritize the consistent treatment of HIV infected individuals must be emphasized in order to reduce the scourge of HIV-TB co-infection.
基金Supported by National 863 High-tech Research Development Plan(2006AA241110)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim of this study was to identify swine diseases caused by CSFV,PRRSV and PCV2 and thus to analyze its pathogeny chracteristics.[Method] The tissues and viscera of the diseased swine were collected from Xiangtan of Hunan(Code of HN/XT)to extract DNA and RNA for PCR amplification and sequencing.Meanwhile,the virulent strains were isolated and identified by cell separation technology.[Result] The sequencing analysis results showed that the amino acid homology between CSFV,PRRSV,PCV2 and sequen...
文摘目的了解癌症患者乙型肝炎病毒(hepatitis B virus,HBV)的感染状态和感染特点。方法回顾性分析2017年7月26日至2023年9月18日于广西医科大学附属肿瘤医院确诊的92031例癌症患者的HBV血清标志物检测结果,以肝癌、非肝癌进行分组,比较未感染(全阴或Anti-HBs阳性)、感染(除外Anti-HBs任何一项阳性)、隐性感染(occult hepatitis B virus infection,OBI;HBsAg阴性、血清或肝组织HBV DNA阳性)的占比。结果92031例癌症患者的HBV总感染率为73.75%(67876/92031),其中肝癌患者的HBV总感染率为97.65%(8922/9137),非肝癌患者的HBV总感染率为71.12%(58954/82894),肝癌组的普通感染率和OBI率均显著高于非肝癌组(均P<0.001)。肝癌组HBV血清标志物中HBsAg、HBeAg、Anti-HBe、Anti-HBc的阳性率明显高于非肝癌组(均P<0.001),但Anti-HBs的阳性率低于非肝癌组(P<0.001)。肝癌组和非肝癌组分别有20种和27种血清标志物组合模式,其中14种模式构成比在两组间差异有统计学意义(均P<0.001);两组均有7种OBI血清组合模式,其中5种模式构成比在两组间的差异有统计学意义(均P<0.05)。结论癌症患者HBV感染状态和血清学组合模式复杂,区分肝癌与非肝癌进行HBV感染统计更利于癌症患者的HBV感染评估。
文摘目的基于血液筛查核酸检测反应性献血者的HBV感染的确认,探讨核酸检测反应性献血者的归队策略。方法联合应用自建的高灵敏度核酸检测体系、血液核酸筛查等多种核酸检测(NAT)方法,并结合血清学检测、献血者随访,对核酸检测反应性(NAT-yield)献血者中的HBV感染进行确认和感染状态识别。依据确认的HBV感染血浆样本,比较不同确认方法、确认指标或指标组合对HBV感染确认的效果。结果2010年11月—2021年2月,在血液筛查检出的876位NAT-yield献血者中共确认HBV感染者511人(OBI 451人,急性早期HBV感染者27人,不能确认感染者33人,无感染者30人,不能确认HBV感染者335人)。采用单检系统对混检系统检出的HBV感染血浆进行复测的检出率为96.6%,明显高于混检系统对单检系统检出的HBV DNA反应性(HBV DNA R)组和鉴别试验无反应性(NDR)组的复测检出率(76.4%和55.7%)(P<0.05)。NDR样本在模式2(ID×5+鉴别×2)下复测检出率(65.2%)高于模式1(ID×2+鉴别×1)(39.2%)(P<0.05);2种单检复测模式下的HBV DNA R样本复测检出率无明显差异(P>0.05),但均明显高于NDR样本(P<0.05)。回溯OBI献血者既往NAT数据,有46%经历多次NAT检测而未能检出。有59.1%OBI献血者随访检不出HBV DNA。OBI献血者中抗-HBc+占比为90.2%,单独抗-HBc+为49.2%,远高于不能确认感染组(P<0.05);HBeAg、抗-HBe和抗-HBc IgM在OBI和不能确认感染组中的比例极低且无差异(P>0.05)。结论近60%的NAT-yield献血者可以确认HBV感染。为保证献血者归队的安全性,需要更高灵敏度的HBV DNA确证技术提高HBV感染的确认率。抗-HBc是NAT-yield献血者OBI风险排查和归队评估最重要的血清学指标。
