Illustrations of hepatitis B and C involvement during pregnancy.
CategorieHepatitis C
Hepatitis C belongs to the other group of infectious Diseases in the TORCH panel.
This type of hepatitis is diagnosed late and has a high rate of chronicization, exceeding 85%. The …
Bibliographic references for hepatitis C documentation.
The source, the mode of transmission and the risk groups for hepatitis C are presented.
The hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is called hepatitis C. Hepatitis C can be acute or chronic, ac …
Here are all the main aspects of hepatitis C with bibliographic indications.
At European level, in 2014, 35,321 cases of hepatitis C were recorded, with an incidence of 8.8 case …
Cesarean delivery is recommended to avoid perinatal transmission of the infection. Breastfeeding is …
The average incubation period is 6-9 weeks. The period of infection begins with one or more weeks be …
There is no vaccine against hepatitis C. The most important prevention strategy is screening to iden …