HBV seen in electron microscope
Dane particle
1st antigen to appear ( 1-12 weeks) in HBV
HBsAg ( Australian antigen) - SGPT - jaundice
disappear in reverse order
never appear in blood antigen in HBV
HBcAg
marker of replication or infectivity
HBeAg
most common route of transmission
Percutaneous exposure
mc cause of transfusion associate hepatitis
Hepatitis Bombay
for transfusion blood tested for
HBV ( HBsAg)
HCV (EIA anti-HCV antibody) , PCR HCV RNA
HIV ( ELISA HIV, PCR HIV for window period )
syphilis ( FTA-ABS)
Malaria ( HRP-2 dipstic test)
on PS Malaria falciparum & babesia microti
malaria : banana shape & maltese cross appearance
babesia microti : cross appearance
vector : Ixodes scapularis
Mx : Atovaquone and Azithral
Mx of Mother to baby transmission of HBV
HBIg immunoglobulin < 12 hr to child ( passive immunity) + HBV vaccine 3 dose ( 0,6,10 or 14 week) ( active )
accidental needle stick injury Mx
30% chance of transmission
HBIg IM ASAP within 6hr
1st test HBV PCR
If vaccinated chek HBsAg antigrn titer > 10u NP
Trigger development of HCC
HBxAd : CD95 inhibitor extrinsic pathway of apoptosis
Dx of HBV
HBsAg viral load : > 2* 10to4 IU/ml + 2*SGPT
Mx : Tenofovir / Entecavir
S.Billirubin increase ( unconjugated )
SGOT increase
SGPT increase
SAP normal
Hepatocellular carcinoma
S.Billirubin increase ( conjugated )
SGOT normal
SGPT normal
SAP more increase
Obstructive jaundice
What persist in chronic HBV
HBsAg & IgG anti HBc
S.Billirubin increase ( unconjugated )
SGOT normal
SGPT normal
SAP normal
splenomegaly & anemia
hemolytic anemia
USG in HBV
Starry Sky Liver appearance
HBsAg + Anti HBc IgM + HBeAg +
Acute HBV
HBsAg + Anti HBc IgC + HBeAg +
chronic HBV
Anti HBc IgG + Anti HBs +
Recovery
Anti HBc IgM +
Gap period
AntiHBs + >10 IU/ml
VACCINATED
Anti HBc IgG +
low level carrier/ remote infection
chronic HBV Dx & Mx
PCR HBV DNA > 2*10to4 IU DNA/ml
Mx : tenofovir 300mg OD for 48 weeks