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HBV Pre-ecteric, ecteric, convalescence phases, similar to others S & S CFR=1%, higher >40yo WW with 3 types of areas 1- Highly endemic = Infants chronic infection 2- Low endemic = young adults 3- Intermediate = all groups Any All those dealing with blood or genital secretions & vertical transmission
HDV HBV/HDV co-infection HDV superinfection after HBV Makes HB more fulminant Same as HBV
Place
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Same as HAV
Time Person
Any 1- Age: all especially children, severity increases with age 2- Sex: equal 3- Travelers & military 4- CLD increases severity 30 days (15-50) One serotype, resistant, inactivated by boiling 5 min & superchlorination Man as cases clin or sub No carriers Food & drink, feco-oral, common vehicle, oro-anal contact Blood & serum only in viremic, parenteral
Any Same as HBV but vertical is less & associated with HIV
IP Agent
120 days (45-180) DNA, highly resistant, inactivated by chlorination & autoclave 30 min Man as cases & carriers Blood mainly & other fluids Parenteral, sexual Rarely perinatal
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General Lifelong
General Only if anti HBs forms For life Plasma-derived old not used Recombinant HBsAg, 3 doses, 0-1-6 months Boosters only to hemodialysis patients
Like HBV
Unknown
Period of 2 weeks before & 1 week communicability after Vaccine Formalin inactivated, IM, 2 doses 6-12 months apart Given to endemic, travelers, CLD, outbreaks, food handlers Highly immunogenic, new & no data about persistance H.education, prevent fecooral transmission, sanitation, vaccine, dispose sharps Report. Isolate(1week), disinfect Enlist, educate, surveillance, passive immunization IG, active with vaccine, investigate for source
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Prevention
Vaccine, preventive measures of blood banks, sharp sterilization, discourage tattooing, HCP measures, screening mother Same Enlist, educate, vaccinate, Investigate for source Infants of HBsAg +ve mothers should receive vaccine 12 h from birth
Prevent HBV
Same as HAV