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World J Hepatol. Sep 28, 2015; 7(21): 2323-2330
Published online Sep 28, 2015. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v7.i21.2323
Published online Sep 28, 2015. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v7.i21.2323
Table 1 Hepatitis C virus prevalence in different studies on prisoners
Ref. | Year of screening | Country | Type of study | Number screened/total | Type of screening | HCV prevalence |
Adjei et al[31] | 2004/5 | Ghana | C-S 8 prisons; inmates vs staff | 1336/7652 vs 445/2139 | C + Q | 18.7% vs 18.7% |
Almasio et al[16] | Italy | 38% | ||||
Alvarez et al[29] | 2009/13 | United States | C-S | 2788 | C + Q + Clinical records | 10.1% |
Babudieri et al[42] | Italy | C-S 8 prisons | 973 | 38% | ||
Barros et al[20] | 2007/8 | Brazil | C-S | 148/150 | C + I | 6.1% |
Brandolini et al[17] | 2006 | Italy | C-S | 695/965 | HCV History + C | 22.4% |
Hennessey et al[36] | 1999/2000 | United States | C-S | 1292 HIV-positive | Stored blood + medical records | 13% |
Kazi et al[33] | 2007/8 | Pakistan | C-S | 357 | C + Q | 15.2% |
Kheirandish et al[37] | 2006 | Iran | C-S | 454/499 | C + I | 80% |
Luciani et al[24] | 2005/9 | Australia | Prospective cohort study | 210 HCV Ab - | C + Q + payment+ follow-up | Incidence 14.8 per 100/yr |
Macalino et al[32] | 1998/2000 | United States | 4269/5390 | 23.1% | ||
446 incidence study | 0.4 per 100/yr | |||||
Mahfoud et al[30] | 2007/8 | Lebanon | C-S | 580/35500 | Random+ C + Q | 3.43% |
Marco et al[41] | Spain | Observational and C-S 18 prisons | 371 | Q | 22.7% | |
Meyer et al[34] | 2002 | Germany | C-S | 1125/1176 | C + I post screening | 8.6% |
Mohamed et al[19] | Egypt | C-S | 500/1200 | Random sampling + C + Q | 15.8% | |
Nokhodian et al[40] | Iran | C-S | 160 | C + I | 4.4% | |
Prasetyo et al[21] | 2009 | Indonesia | C-S 4 prisons | 375/375 | C + Q | 34.1% |
Reekie et al[28] | 2004 | Australia | C-S | 588 | C + Q | 33.3% |
2007 | C-S | 536 | C + Q | 31.6% | ||
2010 | C-S | 618 | C + Q | 23.2% | ||
Rosa et al[27] | 2010/11 | Brazil | Descriptive study | 195/386 | Random + C + Q | 9.7% |
Sagnelli et al[38] | Italy | C-S 9 prisons | 2241/3468 | Peer-to-peer education + C | 22.8% | |
Saiz de la Hoya et al[25] | 2008 | Spain | C-S 18 prisons | 378 | 22.7% | |
Santos et al[18] | 2009/10 | Brazil | C-S 2 prisons | 422/519 | C + Q | 3.1% |
Semaille et al[26] | 2010 | France | C-S 27 prisons | 1876 | Q + medical records | 4.8% |
Solomon et al[35] | 2002 | United States | C-S | 3914 | Educational information, C + or counseling | 29.7% |
Taylor et al[23] | 2010/11 | Scotland | C-S 14 prisons | 4904/6565 | C + Q | 19% |
Incidence > 1% | ||||||
Tresó et al[22] | 2007/9 | Hungary | C-S 20 prisons inmates vs staff | 4894/14331 | C + Q | 4.9% vs 0.5% |
- Citation: Zampino R, Coppola N, Sagnelli C, Di Caprio G, Sagnelli E. Hepatitis C virus infection and prisoners: Epidemiology, outcome and treatment. World J Hepatol 2015; 7(21): 2323-2330
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1948-5182/full/v7/i21/2323.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4254/wjh.v7.i21.2323