P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.

Conflict of interest: No Introduction and Objectives: Since Chile is a low endemic Hepatitis B virus (HBV) country, most cases present as acute infection that resolves spontaneously (95%). There is scarce literature describing the demographic characteristics and serological follow-up of patients wit...

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Main Authors: Herman Aguirre Barahona, Marisol Arratia Pinto, Javier Perez Valenzuela, Belen Soler Masferrer, Camila Lazcano Jorquera, Joaquin Thomas Pozo, Lilian Isla Montoya, Gabriel Mezzano Puentes
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Published: Elsevier 2024-12-01
Series:Annals of Hepatology
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author Herman Aguirre Barahona
Marisol Arratia Pinto
Javier Perez Valenzuela
Belen Soler Masferrer
Camila Lazcano Jorquera
Joaquin Thomas Pozo
Lilian Isla Montoya
Gabriel Mezzano Puentes
author_facet Herman Aguirre Barahona
Marisol Arratia Pinto
Javier Perez Valenzuela
Belen Soler Masferrer
Camila Lazcano Jorquera
Joaquin Thomas Pozo
Lilian Isla Montoya
Gabriel Mezzano Puentes
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description Conflict of interest: No Introduction and Objectives: Since Chile is a low endemic Hepatitis B virus (HBV) country, most cases present as acute infection that resolves spontaneously (95%). There is scarce literature describing the demographic characteristics and serological follow-up of patients with acute HBV infection in Chile.The objective is to describe demographic, clinical, laboratory and serological characteristics of patients evaluated in the viral hepatitis polyclinic of a Chilean public hospital. To evaluate indication criteria, received treatments, and surrogate markers of therapeutic objectives. Patients / Materials and Methods: Observational, retrospective study including adults with acute HBV infection, without immunodeficiency, controlled in hepatology policlinic between 2015 and 2022 at Hospital del Salvador. Descriptive statistics were used to determine the demographic characteristics of this population, criteria for indication of antiviral therapy and surrogate markers of therapeutic targets. Results and Discussion: 180 clinical records were reviewed. 147 were excluded: poor treatment adherence and follow-up (30), deceased (59), chronic HBV infection (39) and immunodeficiency (19). 33 patients were included in the analysis, with mean age of 32.3 years and 69.6% being men. Sexual transmission was the most frequent transmission mechanism (48%). There were no cases with cirrhosis at the time of diagnosis. 6 patients (18.1%) required antiviral treatment due to severity, being entecavir the antiviral most frequently prescribed. 36.3% achieved ALT normal levels, most of them at the third month. 39.3% achieved loss of the HBV surface antigen (HBsAg). Conclusions: Most patients achieved loss of HBsAg, however, many had no follow-up HBsAg studies or did not adhere to medical controls. Only 1 patient was diagnosed as chronic infection during follow-up. Follow-up and adherence to medical controls in patients with acute HBV infection need to be improved.
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spelling doaj-art-ead5eb7e595748b6bc9da68811aecad02025-08-20T02:20:57ZengElsevierAnnals of Hepatology1665-26812024-12-012910166410.1016/j.aohep.2024.101664P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.Herman Aguirre Barahona0Marisol Arratia Pinto1Javier Perez Valenzuela2Belen Soler Masferrer3Camila Lazcano Jorquera4Joaquin Thomas Pozo5Lilian Isla Montoya6Gabriel Mezzano Puentes7Servicio Gastroenterologia Hospital del Salvador, Santiago, ChileResidente Gastroenterologia Universidad de Chile, Hospital del Salvador, Santiago, ChileDepartamento Medicina Interna Clinica Universidad de los Andes, Santiago, ChileResidente Medicina Interna Universidad de Chile, Hospital del Salvador, Santiago, ChileResidente Medicina Interna Universidad de Chile, Hospital del Salvador, Santiago, ChileResidente Medicina Interna Universidad de Chile, Hospital del Salvador, Santiago, ChileEnfermera Policlinico Hepatitis Virales Hospital del Salvador, Santiago, ChileServicio Gastroenterologia, Hospital Del Salvador; Centro De Enfermedades Digestivas, Clinica Universidad De Los Andes, Santiago, ChileConflict of interest: No Introduction and Objectives: Since Chile is a low endemic Hepatitis B virus (HBV) country, most cases present as acute infection that resolves spontaneously (95%). There is scarce literature describing the demographic characteristics and serological follow-up of patients with acute HBV infection in Chile.The objective is to describe demographic, clinical, laboratory and serological characteristics of patients evaluated in the viral hepatitis polyclinic of a Chilean public hospital. To evaluate indication criteria, received treatments, and surrogate markers of therapeutic objectives. Patients / Materials and Methods: Observational, retrospective study including adults with acute HBV infection, without immunodeficiency, controlled in hepatology policlinic between 2015 and 2022 at Hospital del Salvador. Descriptive statistics were used to determine the demographic characteristics of this population, criteria for indication of antiviral therapy and surrogate markers of therapeutic targets. Results and Discussion: 180 clinical records were reviewed. 147 were excluded: poor treatment adherence and follow-up (30), deceased (59), chronic HBV infection (39) and immunodeficiency (19). 33 patients were included in the analysis, with mean age of 32.3 years and 69.6% being men. Sexual transmission was the most frequent transmission mechanism (48%). There were no cases with cirrhosis at the time of diagnosis. 6 patients (18.1%) required antiviral treatment due to severity, being entecavir the antiviral most frequently prescribed. 36.3% achieved ALT normal levels, most of them at the third month. 39.3% achieved loss of the HBV surface antigen (HBsAg). Conclusions: Most patients achieved loss of HBsAg, however, many had no follow-up HBsAg studies or did not adhere to medical controls. Only 1 patient was diagnosed as chronic infection during follow-up. Follow-up and adherence to medical controls in patients with acute HBV infection need to be improved.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1665268124004472
spellingShingle Herman Aguirre Barahona
Marisol Arratia Pinto
Javier Perez Valenzuela
Belen Soler Masferrer
Camila Lazcano Jorquera
Joaquin Thomas Pozo
Lilian Isla Montoya
Gabriel Mezzano Puentes
P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.
Annals of Hepatology
title P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.
title_full P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.
title_fullStr P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.
title_full_unstemmed P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.
title_short P-50 CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN A PUBLICAL HOSPITAL IN CHILE FROM 2015 TO 2022.
title_sort p 50 clinical and demographic characteristics of patients with acute hepatitis b virus in a publical hospital in chile from 2015 to 2022
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