Nachweis und Bedeutung von HCV RNS im Speichel, Sperma und Vaginalsekret von Patienten mit Hepatitis C

Tang Zhenya; Yang Dongliang; Hao Lianjie; Tang Zhenya; Huang Yuancheng; Wang Suna

doi:10.1007/BF02889035

Nachweis und Bedeutung von HCV RNS im Speichel, Sperma und Vaginalsekret von Patienten mit Hepatitis C

Translated title of the contribution: Detection and significance of HCV RNA in saliva, seminal fluid or vaginal discharge of patients with hepatitis C

Tang Zhenya, Yang Dongliang, Hao Lianjie, Tang Zhenya, Huang Yuancheng, Wang Suna

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To investigate the transmission of HCV infection through family contact, we detected HCV RNS in body fluids (saliva, seminal and vaginal dischsrge) of 16 serum HCV RNA positive patients (including 7 men and 9 women) and in sera of their family members. The positive rates of HCV RNA in the body fluids were 31. 25 % (5/16) in saliva, 57.14 % (4/ 17) in seminal fluid and 22.22 % (2/9) in vaginal discharge, respectively. Among the family members in our series, all were negative for both anti-HCV and HCVRNA, despite two spouses positive for HCV RNA. This result strongly suggested the potential possibility of the transmission of HCV infection through the family contact.

Translated title of the contribution	Detection and significance of HCV RNA in saliva, seminal fluid or vaginal discharge of patients with hepatitis C
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	11-13
Number of pages	3
Journal	Journal of Tongji Medical University
Volume	16
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02889035
State	Published - Mar 1996

Keywords

HCV RNS
HCV-Infektion
Körperflüssigkeiten
familiäre Kontakte

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Management of Technology and Innovation

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