| Literature DB >> 3262077 |
E Ujhelyi1, G Králl, G Füst, G A Medgyesi, S R Hollán, I Zimonyi, S Berkessy, K Nagy, I Földes, V Mayer.
Abstract
Incidence of HIV antibodies have been studied in 617 patients with congenital bleeding disorders. Screening was performed with the Organon ELISA test, repeatedly positive samples were tested with four different confirmatory assays. HIV antibodies were found in 3/356 patients with haemophilia A, 21/114 patients with haemophilia B, 3/123 patients with von Willebrand disease and in 1/24 patients with other types of congenital coagulation disorders. All the 28 seropositive patients were treated with imported coagulation factor, mostly with factor IX concentrates. No patient treated exclusively with nationally produced factor preparations between 1981 and 1985 was found to be anti-HIV positive.Entities:
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Year: 1988 PMID: 3262077
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Haematologia (Budap) ISSN: 0017-6559