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The Clinical Observation of Intrauterine Infection of HBV during Pregnancy

Jinyu Hao

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Objective:To explore the spread pathway, relative factors, and treatment of HBV intrauterine infection of HBV during pregnancy.Methods:Serous HBV -markers and HBV-DNA were detected in 498 newborns whose mothers' HBsAg were positive. According to the results of HBV-DNA and the use of HBIG, the pregnant women were divided into 4 groups.Results:The intrauterine infection of HBV was 39.6%in 283 pregnant women with HBV-DNA positive, and 13.5%in 215 pregnant women with HBV-DNA negative. There was a significant difference between two groups. There was no correlation in the use of HBIG. Conclusion: The intrauterine infection is relative to HBV-DNA positive.There is no effect with the use of HBIG to prevent HBV infection during pregnancy.

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Objective:To explore the spread pathway, relative factors, and treatment of HBV intrauterine infection of HBV during pregnancy.Methods:Serous HBV -markers and HBV-DNA were detected in 498 newborns whose mothers' HBsAg were positive. According to the results of HBV-DNA and the use of HBIG, the pregnant women were divided into 4 groups.Results:The intrauterine infection of HBV was 39.6%in 283 pregnant women with HBV-DNA positive, and 13.5%in 215 pregnant women with HBV-DNA negative. There was a significant difference between two groups. There was no correlation in the use of HBIG. Conclusion: The intrauterine infection is relative to HBV-DNA positive.There is no effect with the use of HBIG to prevent HBV infection during pregnancy.

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Objective:To explore the spread pathway, relative factors, and treatment of HBV intrauterine infection of HBV during pregnancy.Methods:Serous HBV -markers and HBV-DNA were detected in 498 newborns whose mothers' HBsAg were positive. According to the results of HBV-DNA and the use of HBIG, the pregnant women were divided into 4 groups.Results:The intrauterine infection of HBV was 39.6%in 283 pregnant women with HBV-DNA positive, and 13.5%in 215 pregnant women with HBV-DNA negative. There was a significant difference between two groups. There was no correlation in the use of HBIG. Conclusion: The intrauterine infection is relative to HBV-DNA positive.There is no effect with the use of HBIG to prevent HBV infection during pregnancy.

Key concepts: Medicine, HBsAg, Pregnancy, Obstetrics, Hepatitis B virus, Virology, Virus, Biology

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