Niran Kadhim F. AL-Rubaey 1, Khaleid Yassen AL-Zamily 2, Rawaa Kamel Abd 3, Jalal A. Al-Azzawi
الملخص الانجليزي
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In this study, 150 blood samples were randomly collected from patients (non-immunized children) with clinical suspect of acute viral hepatitis of age groups ranging from 1-15 years of both genders who were admitted to the Al-Karama Educational Hospital, during the period from August (2018) to January ( 2019) in AL-Kut City.
Every one of the 150 blood samples were testicles for determination of hepatitis an infection by serological, and biochemical tests. Likewise, 50 blood samples were taken from normal healthy individuals who were involved as a control group.
Anti-HAV IgG antibody was detected and observed in that 78 out of 150 samples (52%). Some biochemical tests were utilized as a confirmation test of hepatitis A virus an infection, and to estimate the levels of some biochemical markers such as total serum bilirubin (TSB), alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspirate aminotransferase (AST), and alkaline phosphatase (ALP), The results showed that a mean ± standard deviation (SD) of TSB, ALT, AST, and ALP were 13.387±6.812, 771.982±14.281, 697.146±13.734 and 331.659±8.38, respectively.
On the other hand, hepatitis A virus is increasingly normal in children (47.4%), who age groups are (6 10) years, while it was appear to be practically identical (25.6%) and (26.9%) in children who age groups are (1 5) and (11
15) years respectively.
Furthermor, the results showed that both sexes had been affected with hepatitis A virus with preference of male (70.5%) from female (29.5%).
تاريخ النشر
04/12/2019
الناشر
The First International Scientific Conference of Health and Medical Specialties……15-16 April 2019 Kut Technical Institute/ Middle Technical Universty
رواء كامل عبد | Rawaa Kamel Abd | 5004