Seroprevalence, risk factors and genotype distribution for Hepatitis C infection: A study from rural hospital in Maharashtra
Conclusions: In the present study, significant risk factors were a history of blood transfusion, habit of alcohol, dialysis. The prevention of HCV infection can be achieved by screening of blood and blood products and creating awareness about risk factors. Since the efficacy of current and new therapies differ by genotype, genotype study is essential.
Source: Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology - Category: Microbiology Authors: Satish Ramchandrra Patil Kailash D Datkhile MV Ghorpade Supriya Satish Patil Satish V Kakade Source Type: research
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