Double Screening of Tuberculosis and AIDS in Four Counties of Hebei Province
Haifeng Chen
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Haifeng Chen
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[Objective] To improve the detection rate of TB/HIV double infection cases. [Methods]TB/HIV collaborative mode was established in the levels of province, cities and counties; HIV antibody detection was conducted on the diagnosed tuberculosis patients; tuberculosis screening was also conducted on the diagnosed HIV/AIDS patients.[Results] The detection in Hebei Province between January and September of 2007 indicated that among the 844 diagnosed tuberculosis patients, 51 (7.0%) of which had HIV high risk behaviors, no HIV positive was detected; among the 397 cases of HIV/AIDS patients, 8 of which were found with tuberculosis, the double infection rate was 2.0%. [Conclusion]TB/HIV double infection surveillance should be carried among the tuberculosis patients and the HIV/AIDS patients to improve the detection rate of the double infection of TB/HIV and prevent the spread of the two diseases.
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[Objective] To improve the detection rate of TB/HIV double infection cases. [Methods]TB/HIV collaborative mode was established in the levels of province, cities and counties; HIV antibody detection was conducted on the diagnosed tuberculosis patients; tuberculosis screening was also conducted on the diagnosed HIV/AIDS patients.[Results] The detection in Hebei Province between January and September of 2007 indicated that among the 844 diagnosed tuberculosis patients, 51 (7.0%) of which had HIV high risk behaviors, no HIV positive was detected; among the 397 cases of HIV/AIDS patients, 8 of which were found with tuberculosis, the double infection rate was 2.0%. [Conclusion]TB/HIV double infection surveillance should be carried among the tuberculosis patients and the HIV/AIDS patients to improve the detection rate of the double infection of TB/HIV and prevent the spread of the two diseases.
Key concepts: Tuberculosis, Medicine, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Infection rate, HIV screening, Internal medicine, Immunology, Surgery