Hepatitis B Virus-infected Pregnant Females with Higher Circulating HBsAg
Dr Ashish Kumar Vyas, New Delhi, 05 December 2018
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Hepatitis B Virus-infected Pregnant Females with Higher Circulating HBsAg Levels Showed Impaired Immune Imprint in their Newborns at BirthTransmission of hepatitis B from mother to child:During gestation: IntrauterineDuring delivery: PerinatalAfter delivery: PostnatalHBV chronicity is inversely proportional to age.HBV vertical transmission is considered major cause of HBV chronicity in India and other Asian countries.Prevalence of HBV infection in pregnant females varies from 1.2% to 1.6% in Ind...
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