Chronic HCV infection and kidney pathology

Zubkin, M.L.; Welfare, Moscow; Semenenko, Т. A.; Селькова, Е. П.; Devyatkin, A V; Kryukov, E.V.; Chervinko, V.I.

doi:10.20953/1729-9225-2017-4-68-76

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“…В недавно опубликованной статье американских специалистов (S. Rao и соавт., 2017) впервые в научной литературе описан случай сочетанной инфекции, вызванной ВГВ и ВЭБ, что привело к развитию хронического вирусного гепатита [7]. Следует отметить, что наряду с поражением печени при вирусных гепатитах и ВЭБ-инфекции возможны системные осложнения, связанные с процессом лимфопролиферации, активацией аутоиммунитета и продукцией биологически активных веществ, в результате которых развивается воспалительный процесс в различных органах [8].…”

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Viral hepatitis B, C and infectious mononucleosis: epidemiological similarities and differences

Solomay¹,

Semenenko²

2020

Problems of Virology

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Introduction. The presence of etiologically unencrypted diagnoses in the structure of viral hepatitis determines the relevance of searching for other pathogens involved in liver pathology formation. The role of Epstein-Barr virus in the development of hepatitis was described in the scientific literature, but official statistics do not allow to assess its contribution to liver damage along with hepatitis B and C viruses.The purpose – to identify common and distinctive epidemiological features of viral hepatitis B (HB), C (HC) and infectious mononucleosis (IM).Material and methods. A retrospective epidemiological analysis of these nosologies incidence was carried out according to official statistics in 2009-2018 in the Russian Federation.Results and discussion. The multidirectional trends in the long-term dynamics of the incidence of IM, acute and chronic HB and HC and the presence of strong direct correlation between the acute and chronic HB and HC incidence were established. Distinctive features include disparity in epidemic process intensity in different age groups (prevalence of morbidity in children aged 1–2 and 3–6 years with IM and persons older than 18 years – with viral hepatitis). It is common for IM and HB and HC to involve the majority of urban population in the epidemic process, as well as children under the age of 1 year. The described differences are due to the action of transmission mechanisms specific to each infection.Conclusion. The results obtained in this study may serve as a basis for further study of the interaction of EpsteinBarr virus with hepatitis B and C viruses.

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Viral hepatitis B, C and infectious mononucleosis: epidemiological similarities and differences

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Semenenko²

2020

Problems of Virology

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Elimination of hcv-infection: a history with continuation

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Chronic hepatitis C remains one of the most important socially significant infections for world health. The use of modern highly effective drugs with direct antiviral action allowsto achieve a sustained virological response in patients. At the same time, in a significant number of cases after elimination of HCV infection, the progression of fibrosis continues with the development of its terminal stages and an unfavorable outcome for patients. The article focuses on comorbid pathology, which is a leading factor in this process in patients with chronic hepatitis C who have achieved a sustained virological response and presenting a serious challenge to modern hepatology.

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Chronic HCV infection and kidney pathology

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Viral hepatitis B, C and infectious mononucleosis: epidemiological similarities and differences

Viral hepatitis B, C and infectious mononucleosis: epidemiological similarities and differences

Elimination of hcv-infection: a history with continuation

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