Coinfection of hepatitis B and hepatitis C virus in HIV-infected patients in south India

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Table 2 HBV marker profile of HBV/HIV co-infected patients (n = 40)

HIV/HBV coinfection group(CDC 1993 revised) (n = 40)¹	HBV marker
HIV/HBV coinfection group(CDC 1993 revised) (n = 40)¹	HBsAg	HBeAg	Anti-HBe	HBV DNA
Group A	4 (10%)	1 (25%)	3 (75%)	1 (25%)
Group B	19 (48%)	9 (47%)	10 (53%)	9 (47%)
Group C	17 (42%)	12 (71%)	5 (29%)	13 (76%)

¹Based on the available clinical data, only 40 out of the total 45 HIV/HBV co-infected could be classified according to HIV disease group as per CDC-1993 revised classification.

Citation: Saravanan S, Velu V, Kumarasamy N, Nandakumar S, Murugavel KG, Balakrishnan P, Suniti S, Thyagarajan SP. Coinfection of hepatitis B and hepatitis C virus in HIV-infected patients in south India. World J Gastroenterol 2007; 13(37): 5015-5020
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