Literature DB >> 7758379

[Viral markers of acute hepatitis: A, B, C, D, and E in Dakar. October 92 - October 93].

M Crato1, P Michel, G R Rodier, M Ka, L Hugard, G Diouf.   

Abstract

Inside of 95 patients presented in Hospital with presumed hepatitis: 77 were recruted with liver cytolysis (Amino-Transferases AT > 80 UI/ml) and included in this study. Study of serologic viral markers (A, B, C, D and E type) permited to prove viral acute hepatitis infection and 49 patients were recruted inside the 77 cytolytic cases. Inside these 49 cases: 44% presented enteritic contamination with HAV/HEV markers, 36% with HBV markers: HBs/HBc, 6% with HBs/HBe markers, 10% with HDV marker, 4% with HCV marker. 28 patients presented any viral acute hepatitis marker and in this case can be evocated other hepatitis origin: viral hepatitis type (EBV), CMV, chronic hepatitis evolution, malaria hepatitis or toxic hepatitis.

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Year:  1993        PMID: 7758379

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Dakar Med        ISSN: 0049-1101


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