EVALUATION OF ANTI_HBS LEVELS IN VACCINATED CHILDREN AGAINST HEPATITIS B, AMIRKOLA HOSPITAL, BABOL

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ESMAILI M.R.; SEYEDKOLA F.

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Journal: Feyz Medical Sciences Journal Year:2003 | Volume:6 | Issue:24 Page(s): 45-49

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EVALUATION OF ANTI_HBS LEVELS IN VACCINATED CHILDREN AGAINST HEPATITIS B, AMIRKOLA HOSPITAL, BABOL

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ESMAILI M.R. | SEYEDKOLA F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CHILDREN

VACCINATION

HEPATITIS B

ANTI HBS

Abstract

Background: VACCINATION against HEPATITIS B virus is an effective tool for prevention; however, the level of anti-HBS is influenced by various factors. Thus, in the present study we have evaluated the anti_HBS levels in vaccinated CHILDREN against HEPATITIS B referring to Amirkola Hospital in Babol in 1999.Materials and methods: 100 CHILDREN had enrolled for this cross sectional study, all of whom were under 7 years old and had received the last dose at least 3 months ago. 5ml of peripheral blood samples were obtained and checked for ANTI HBS and anti HBC.Results: 84.5% had complete and regular VACCINATION program whereas 15.5% had complete but irregular VACCINATION. 87.6% of CHILDREN with complete VACCINATION (either regular or irregular) had anti-HBS titer of ³10 IU/lit (protective level); among which, 28.8% had titer of 10-100 IU/lit and 58.8% had titer of >100 IU/lit. The mean titer of ANTI HBS was 379.6 and 340 IU/lit in CHILDREN aged 1-2 and 5-6 years, respectively.Conclusion: Results have revealed that ANTI HBS protective level following the routine immunization program is relatively satisfactory. Needless to say, further prospective studies could determine the influential factors.

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ESMAILI, M.R., & SEYEDKOLA, F.. (2003). EVALUATION OF ANTI_HBS LEVELS IN VACCINATED CHILDREN AGAINST HEPATITIS B, AMIRKOLA HOSPITAL, BABOL. FEYZ, 6(24), 45-49. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/540501/en

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ESMAILI M.R., SEYEDKOLA F.. EVALUATION OF ANTI_HBS LEVELS IN VACCINATED CHILDREN AGAINST HEPATITIS B, AMIRKOLA HOSPITAL, BABOL. FEYZ[Internet]. 2003;6(24):45-49. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/540501/en

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M.R. ESMAILI, and F. SEYEDKOLA, “EVALUATION OF ANTI_HBS LEVELS IN VACCINATED CHILDREN AGAINST HEPATITIS B, AMIRKOLA HOSPITAL, BABOL,” FEYZ, vol. 6, no. 24, pp. 45–49, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/540501/en

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