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Calvin Pan1,2, Robert Gish3,4, Ira M Jacobson5

  • 1Guangzhou Eighth People's Hospital, Guangzhou Medical University, Guangzhou, China.

Digestive diseases and sciences
|June 20, 2023
PubMed
概括

肝炎D病毒 (HDV) 感染,依赖于肝炎B病毒 (HBV),导致严重的肝病. 更新的指南建议对HBV阳性患者进行普遍的HDV查,从抗体检测开始.

关键词:
高密度病毒并发感染 共同感染在 HDV 选中,我们会对 HDV 进行选.这是一种HVV超级感染.肝炎D病毒感染者肝炎的三角病毒病毒.

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