Clinical Analyses of 166 cases Children Viral Hepatitis

Objective: To analyse clinical circumstances of child infectious viral hepatitis in our hospital. Methods: Statistical analysis was carried on the clinical circumstances of 166 cases children with viral hepatitis in our hospital from January 1966 to December 1998. Results: 127 cases single infection was in 76.51%, including 48.8% hepatitis A, 16.27% hepatitis B, 2.4% hepatitis C, 2.4% hepatitis E and 6.63% CMV infection; 39 cases other virus mixed infection and overlapping infecti on was in 23.49%, including, 21.68% double infection and 1.81% triple infection; in these cases we don't inspect hepatitis D and hepatitis E infection. 151 cases acute hepatitis was in 90.96%, including 111 cases jaundiced hepatitis(66.61%) and 7 cases deposited hepatitis(4.21%). 4 cases chronic hepatitis was in 2.14%. 1 case closed bile duct was in 0.6%. 1 case heavy hepatitis was in 0.60%. 2 cases cirrhosis was in 1.20%. The cases of hepatitis A from January to March was detected in 43.32% in all years. Acute hepatitis was all fully recovered. Conclusions: 1 year infant mainly infect CMV, from 2 years to 5 years child mainly infect hepatits A. Hepatitis A and hepatitis Cmainly cause acute hepatitis. Chronic hepatitis, heavy hepatitis and cirrhosis are all related to hepatitis B.