THE RELATION BETWEEN HEPATITIS B ANTIBODY AND NUMBER OF HEPATITS B VACCINATIONS IN THE PERSONNEL OF A HOSPITAL IN TEHRAN

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KAZEMI HADI; YADEGARYNIA DAVOOD; RASHKI HASSAN

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Journal: Research in Medicine Year:2011 | Volume:35 | Issue:2 Page(s): 114-118

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THE RELATION BETWEEN HEPATITIS B ANTIBODY AND NUMBER OF HEPATITS B VACCINATIONS IN THE PERSONNEL OF A HOSPITAL IN TEHRAN

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KAZEMI HADI | YADEGARYNIA DAVOOD | RASHKI HASSAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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HEPATITIS BQ3

VACCINATIONS ANTI HBSQ3

MEDICAL PERSONNELQ2

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Background: HEPATITIS B is one of the most prevalent chronic and persistent hepatitis infections which may lead to chronic hepatitis and hepato-cellular carcinoma. Since hospital personnel are more susceptible to HEPATITIS B this study was done to determine the relation between number of HEPATITIS B vaccinations and the presence of anti HBS antibody in personnel working in a large hospital in Tehran.Methods: This was a cross-Sectional study conducted in 2010 on 530 personnel working in Khatam-ol-Anbiya Hospital. Blood samples were collected from the subjects selected through convenience sampling and the level of anti-HBS antibody checked: antibody levels>10 mIU/ml were considered to be protective.Results: Antibody levels were less than the stated cut-off in 78 individuals, (14.7%). Mean antibody levels were 9.5 mIU/ml in the 27 unvaccinated persons; 86.6 mIU/ml in 7 individuals who had received the vaccine only once; 160 mIU/ml in the 32 who had been vaccinated twice; 192 mIU/ml after 3 doses of the vaccine in 276 persons and in the 58 subjects who had received >3doses, the mean level of the antibody was 321 mIU/ml, (p=0.001).Conclusion: Anti-HBS antibody levels show a significant rise after repeated vaccinations.

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KAZEMI, HADI, YADEGARYNIA, DAVOOD, & RASHKI, HASSAN. (2011). THE RELATION BETWEEN HEPATITIS B ANTIBODY AND NUMBER OF HEPATITS B VACCINATIONS IN THE PERSONNEL OF A HOSPITAL IN TEHRAN. PAJOUHESH DAR PEZESHKI, 35(2), 114-118. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/41710/en

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KAZEMI HADI, YADEGARYNIA DAVOOD, RASHKI HASSAN. THE RELATION BETWEEN HEPATITIS B ANTIBODY AND NUMBER OF HEPATITS B VACCINATIONS IN THE PERSONNEL OF A HOSPITAL IN TEHRAN. PAJOUHESH DAR PEZESHKI[Internet]. 2011;35(2):114-118. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/41710/en

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HADI KAZEMI, DAVOOD YADEGARYNIA, and HASSAN RASHKI, “THE RELATION BETWEEN HEPATITIS B ANTIBODY AND NUMBER OF HEPATITS B VACCINATIONS IN THE PERSONNEL OF A HOSPITAL IN TEHRAN,” PAJOUHESH DAR PEZESHKI, vol. 35, no. 2, pp. 114–118, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/41710/en

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