| [hepatitis c virus and chronic hepatopathies in dakar: case-control study]. | in black africa, the role of hepatitis c virus (hcv) in the onset of chronic hepatic disease is unclear. this is particularly true in senegal where the prevalence of hcv is moderate. to gain insight into this question, a case-control study including 73 patients and 73 controls was carried out at principal hospital in dakar in 1995. the patients included in this study presented chronic hepatitis in 2 cases cirrhosis in 25 and hepatocellular carcinoma in 46. patients and controls underwent serolog ... | 2000 | 10989787 |
| molecular epidemiology of hepatitis b virus in dakar, sénégal. | using dna chip technology and real-time quantitative pcr, molecular profile of hbv strains infecting blood donors and patients in dakar, sénégal was studied. all hbsag-positive blood donors (n = 175) and all patients who presented with chronic hepatitis b (n = 29) between 1st june 2003 and 31st july 2003 were studied. one patient, a blood donor, was coinfected by hcv, and nine patients had anti-hdv antibodies. few persons in either group were hbeag-positive. viral load values were relatively low ... | 2006 | 16419106 |
| [hepatitis c virus genotypes among chronic hemodialysis patients in dakar]. | | 1999 | 10651539 |
| [viral markers of acute hepatitis: a, b, c, d, and e in dakar. october 92 - october 93]. | inside of 95 patients presented in hospital with presumed hepatitis: 77 were recruted with liver cytolysis (amino-transferases at > 80 ui/ml) and included in this study. study of serologic viral markers (a, b, c, d and e type) permited to prove viral acute hepatitis infection and 49 patients were recruted inside the 77 cytolytic cases. inside these 49 cases: 44% presented enteritic contamination with hav/hev markers, 36% with hbv markers: hbs/hbc, 6% with hbs/hbe markers, 10% with hdv marker, 4% ... | 1993 | 7758379 |