Test Results of Transmitted Disease Markers in Serum before Transfusion:Analysis of 7357 Cases

[Objective]To retrospectively analyze the infection status of the patients in Heshan People's Hospital of Guangxi before blood transfusion.[Methods]The pre-transfusion tests including HbsAg,anti-HCV,anti-HIV,and anti-TP were measured by ELISA method in 7357 inpatients.[Results]Of 7357 patients,1307(17.76%)were detected positive,among which 887(12.06%) were HBsAg positive,135(1.83%) were HCV positive,315(4.28%) were anti-TP positive,82(1.11%) were anti-HIV positive.The differences of HBsAg,anti-HCV,anti-TP and anti-HIV positive rate between different years were not significant(P0.05).[Conclusion]Measurement of pre-transfusion test of transmitted disease markers is not only propitious to the treatment,prevention of hospital infection and the self-protection of medical staff,but also can decrease the medical disputes caused by medical treatment such as transfusion.