Amaç: Deprem gibi doal afetler sonrasnda çeitli enfeksiyon hastalklarnn görülme sklnda art bildirilmitir. Bu çalma, Düzce depreminden sonra çevre artlarndaki olumsuz deiimle birlikte, yaralanmalar ve kalabalk yaam sonrasnda kan yoluyla veya horizontal olarak bulaabilen Hepatit B ve Hepatit C seroprevalansnda farkllk olup olmadnn aratrlmas amacyla yapld.
Gereç ve Yöntem: Düzce ili Ylca krsalnda yaayan toplam 2296 kiinin kan örnekleri alnd. Serumlar ayrldktan sonra örnekler HBsAg ve Anti HCV seropozitiflii açsndan Equipar ELISA kitleri (üretici firma/ülke) kullanlarak çalld.
Bulgular: 2296 kiinin %64'ü kadn (n=1471), %36's erkek (n=825) idi. Hastalarn ya ortalamas 49,7 (±14,2) olarak saptand. HBsAg pozitiflii 42 (%1,8) kiide, antiHCV pozitiflii sekiz (%0,3) kiide tespit edildi
Sonuç: Çalma sonucunda elde edilen Hepatit B ve Hepatit C seroprevalans oranlarnn beklenilenin aksine Türkiye ortalamas verilerinden daha yüksek olmad bulundu. Bu durumun Ylca bölgesinin depremde orta derecede hasar almas, dardan göç almayp nüfus hareketliliinin az olmas, kendi içinde kapal bir toplum olmas gibi nedenlerden kaynaklanabilecei düünüldü.
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Aim: Increases in the incidences of various infectious diseases have been reported after natural disasters such as earthquakes. This study was conducted to investigate whether the seroprevalence of hepatitis B and hepatitis C, which can be transmitted horizontally or through blood, increased after the Düzce earthquake due to unfavorable changes in environmental conditions, as well as injuries, and crowded living.
Materials and Methods: Blood samples were obtained from a total of 2296 residents of rural Ylca in Düzce province.. After separating the serum, samples were evaluated for HBsAg and anti-HCV seropositivity using Equipar ELISA kits (üretici firma/ülke).
Results: Of the 2296 people included, 64% were female (n = 1471) and 36% were male (n = 825). The mean age of the patients was 49.7 (± 14:2) years. HBsAg positivity was detected in 42 people (1.8%), and anti-HCV positivity was detected in eight people (0.3%).
Conclusion: The results of this study showed that hepatitis B and hepatitis C seroprevalence rates were not higher than the average values for Turkey as anticipated. Ylca region sustained moderate earthquake damage, has low population mobility due to limited immigration to the region, and is a closed society, all factors which could explain the average seroprevalence rates.
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| Primary Language | English |
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| Subjects | Medical Microbiology (Other) |
| Journal Section | Research Article |
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| Project Number | - |
| Publication Date | August 31, 2014 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2014 Volume: 67 Issue: 2 |