Hepatitis B en donantes de sangre Estado Zulia Venezuela 1983Ӣ 1991

  • T. Romero Universidad del Zulia-Venezuela
  • M. Weir Universidad del Zulia-Venezuela
  • B. León Universidad del Zulia-Venezuela
  • A. Ovalles Universidad del Zulia-Venezuela
  • M. Petit Universidad del Zulia-Venezuela
  • M. Petit Universidad del Zulia-Venezuela

Abstract

 Se revisaron 97.480 fichas de los archivos del Instituto Hematológico de Occidente, estado Zulia, Venezuela, procedentes de los diferentes distritos con el fin de realizar un estudio sobre Hepatitis B en donantes de sangre por un período de 9 años (1983-1991). El método serológico utilizado fue el inmunoenzimático Corzyme, Abbott Laboratories, obteniéndose 2.136 casos positivos (2,19%). A partir del año 1987 se observa un incremento del número de casos de Hepatitis B, lo cual se explica por la inclusión del anticuerpo core (AccHB) en conjunto por el antígeno de superficie (AgsHB) como marcador diagnóstico de la referida patología. De los casos positivos de Hepatitis B el mayor porcentaje corresponde al anticuerpo core (AccHB) (54,54%), seguido en frecuencia por el antígeno de superficie (AgsHB) (41,39%) y ambos marcadores (AgsHB + AccHB) (4,07%).

Published
1994-09-24
How to Cite
1.
Romero T, Weir M, León B, Ovalles A, Petit M, Petit M. Hepatitis B en donantes de sangre Estado Zulia Venezuela 1983”¢ 1991. Kasmera [Internet]. 1994Sep.24 [cited 2024Nov.24];22(1-4):79-7. Available from: https://mail.produccioncientificaluz.org/index.php/kasmera/article/view/4587
Issue
Vol. 22 No. 1-4 (1994)
Section
Original Articles

Copyright (c) 2012 T. Romero, M. Weir, B. León, A. Ovalles, M. Petit, M. Petit

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