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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Femoral vein cord blood and neonatal detection of hepatitis B virus markers Comparative Study [Keywords:] Umbilical cord blood; Hepatitis B; femoral vein China is hepatitis B (hepatitis B virus, HBV) in the high incidence of asymptomatic carriers in the world 3.5 billion, China accounting for 1.3 million, the infection rate of 10% [1], of which 40% to 50% of chronic carriers is caused by the mother to child transmission. swimming doctors extracted 38 cases of HBV infection in pregnant women and newborn umbilical cord blood, through the detection of hepatitis B virus markers (hepatitis B virus Marker, HBVM) and hepatitis B virus DNA (HBV DNA) to see if there is intrauterine infection, the comparative results show that it is feasible [2]. but by the detection of HBV DNA detection hospitals is limited economic conditions and the patient, inconvenience universal application. Therefore, by expanding our sample size of 158 cases of HBV infection in pregnant women and newborn cord blood HBVM femoral vein test results were compared to a clear detection of the femoral vein cord blood and neonatal hepatitis B virus markers are the same. are as follows. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 Maternal and Child Health Hospital of Chengdu study from October 2006 to February 2008 received HBV infection in pregnant women with hospitalized pregnant women of childbearing age, in the same sample of umbilical cord blood after delivery and neonatal femoral vein for the final test were included in the study HBVM object A total of 158 cases. 1.2 Methods 1.2.1 collect cord blood samples were collected: operating room nurse from the placenta after delivery the umbilical cord with iodine disinfectant, then wipe the surface dry yarn ball, pumping umbilical blood 3 ml. Newborns femoral vein collection: After the newborn umbilical cord ligation fixed, back to the ward after the ward nurses selected by the femoral vein 3 ml. 1.2.2 Detection of HBV markers (H