Publications

prevalence and risk factors for htlv-ii infection in 913 injecting drug users in stockholm, 1994.	the prevalence and risk factors for acquisition of human t-cell lymphotropic virus type i and ii (htlv-i and ii) were investigated in a prospective study of 913 injecting drug users (idus) in stockholm in 1994. epidemiologic data were recorded, and blood samples were tested for antibodies against htlv-i and htlv-ii; human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) types 1 and 2; and hepatitis a (hav), b (hbv), c (hcv), and d (hdv). positive serologic results for htlv were confirmed by western blot (wb) and po ...	1997	9342259
chronic hepatitis b. impact of hepatitis d virus superinfection and the hepatitis b e-system on histological outcome, and correlation of the hepatitis b e-system to hbv-dna in serum.	chronic evolution after acute hepatitis b virus infection. during a 13 months period 1977-1978 a total of 129 cases of acute viral hepatitis type b occurred among patients who were admitted with hepatitis to roslagstull, hospital, stockholm, sweden. less than 1% progressed to chronicity. prevalence of delta superinfection was studied among 60 patients with chronic hepatitis b. nineteen (32%) were anti-delta positive. the majority of the positive patients were either non-european immigrants or ad ...	1986	3468608
acute hepatitis b and hepatitis d co-infection in the stockholm region in the 1970s and 1980s--a comparison.	the frequency and clinical features of acute hepatitis b virus (hbv) infection with and without a hepatitis d virus (hdv) co-infection was investigated retrospectively in the stockholm region during two different time periods, september 1977-october 1978 and november 1984-october 1986. totally, 31/229 (14%) patients with acute hbv infection had a hdv co-infection. no change in the frequency of co-infections, 12% and 15%, respectively, was observed between the 1970s and 1980s. among the 31 hdv co ...	1990	2076908