1.Investigation of occult hepatitis B infection in blood donors in Panyu District,Guangzhou
Pingping CHEN ; Wenli LAN ; Feifang HONG ; Weiwen MA
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2024;37(10):1142-1146
Objective To investigate the status of occult hepatitis B virus infection(OBI)among blood donors in Pan-yu District of Guangzhou,so as to provide reference for blood transfusion safety.Methods From January 1,2021 to July 31,2023,60 872 blood donors in Panyu District with HBsAg-/HBV DNA+were screened as OBI subjects.The age,gen-der and frequency of blood donation of OBI donors were statistically analyzed.HBV DNA viral load was detected and hepati-tis B five-panel test was performed.Results The HBsAg-/HBV DNA+positive rate of blood donors in Panyu District was 0.08%(50/60 872).The OBI positive rate of male blood donors was higher than that of female blood donors,with no statis-tically significant difference(P>0.05).The OBI positive rate of blood donors increased with age,with statistically significant difference(P<0.05).The OBI positive rate of first-time blood donors was higher than that of repeat blood donors,with sta-tistically significant difference(P<0.05).Of the 50 HBsAg-/HBV DNA+donors,42 had a follow-up test,among which 14 had no HBV DNA detected.The mean value of the initial screening resolution CT was 37.77.In hepatitis B five-panel test,single HBsAb+accounted for the highest proportion as 50%(7/14).HBV DNA viral load was detected in 28 cases,and vi-ral load<10 IU/mL accounted for 50%(14/28)and that<200 IU/mL accounted for 96%(27/28).The mean value of ini-tial screening resolution CT was 34.55,mainly HBeAb+/HBcAb+in hepatitis B five-panel test,accounting for 32.14%(9/28).After multiple follow-up of 24 blood donors,37.5%(9/24)were detected with viral load,33.33%(8/24)were de-tected with no viral load,and 29.17%(7/24)had both negative and positive results.The hepatitis B five-panel test out-come of 29.17%(7/24)donors showed a turnover,while 70.83%(17/24)did not.Conclusion The OBI positive rate is lower in young repeat blood donors.Since OBI is the result of a variety of complex mechanisms,and the existing serological NAT cannot detect all OBI donors,strict pre-donation consultation and screening of previous HBV DNA+donors are very important for blood safety.It is recommended that patients with weakened immunity,such as organ transplantation,tumor chemoradiotherapy,or the use of immunosuppressive drugs,use virus inactivated blood products.

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