Quantitative detection of milk HBVDNA Analysis of 67 Cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Quantitative detection of milk HBVDNA Analysis of 67 Cases [Abstract] Objective To investigate the hepatitis B patients with milk detoxification rate of HBV DNA-negative milk to breastfeed security. Methods to detect the milk of maternal HBV DNA-negative hepatitis B a year after the implementation of breastfeeding for infants of serum and two pairs of semi-quantitative detection of HBV DNA analysis. The results of serum HBeAg HBV  DNA in maternal milk detoxification rate was 77.4%, Xiao Sanyang was 54.5%, other models also have varying degrees of detoxification rate. The milk of maternal HBV DNA-negative hepatitis B a year after the implementation of breastfeeding babies basically had HBsAb, HBV DNA quantitative results are positive. Conclusion of maternal milk HBV  DNA quantification can be a direct reflection of infectious milk. Of maternal breast milk HBV  DNA quantitative results negative breastfeeding safety factor is high, indicating the use of maternal breast milk HBV  DNA quantitative results to determine whether breastfeeding is a feasible option. [Keywords:] the milk of HBV  DNA test results of quantitative analysis of Hepatitis B (HB) is a serious harm to human health of global disease, but China is highly endemic areas, hepatitis B virus (Hepatitis B Virus, HBV) carriers as high as 10% to 15%, every year millions of hepatitis B surface antigen delivery carriers, HBV perinatal transmission is an important mode of transmission [1]. In view of the superiority of breastfeeding, and vigorously promoted in recent years, the World Health Organization to carry out breast-feeding. Thus, serological markers of hepatitis B positive mothers can breast-feeding worth exploring. Carried out in our hospital in order to implement both the spirit of breastfeeding, but also allow the child’s health is protected, and will not infected with hepatitis B through feeding. Taken for serological markers of hepatitis B-positive mothers colo