Acute viral hepatitis B in children: lack of chronicity

Каганов, Б.С.; Учайкин, В Ф; Konev, V. A.; Levina, E.I.; Sizich, N.N.; Chapligina, G V

doi:10.1016/0140-6736(90)91915-w

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“…Forty‐one patients were found negative and six positive for IgM anti‐HBc in a titer of 1:1000. According to the recognition that negativity for, or a low level of, serum IgM anti‐HBc can exclude the possibility of AHB, 3,5,13 these 47 patients were recognized as having acute exacerbation of previously unrecognized HBV carriage. The remaining seven patients possessed positive IgM anti‐HBc in a titer of 1:10 000.…”

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Clinical, biochemical, immunological and virological profiles of, and differential diagnosis between, patients with acute hepatitis B and chronic hepatitis B with acute flare

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et al. 2008

J of Gastro and Hepatol

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(i) There are significant differences with respect to clinical, biochemical, immunological and virological aspects between ASL-HB and CHB-AF. (ii) Of several diagnostic combinations, IgM anti-HBc jointing HBV-DNA is most effective and most practicable in distinguishing ASL-HB from CHB-AF. (iii) A low HBeAg level is more useful than negative HBeAg in differential diagnosis between ASL-HB and CHB-AF. (iv) In those patients with a high level of IgM anti-HBc, serum AFP level >10x upper reference limit could rule out a probability of ASL-HB.

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