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. 2011 Mar 6;8:102. doi: 10.1186/1743-422X-8-102

Table 5.

Summaries of the studies conducted on prevalence of HBV genotypes in Pakistan.

Authors Region Patients (n) Genotype A Genotype B Genotype C Genotype D Genotype E Genotype F Untypable Mixed
Awan et al. [96] 2010 All areas of Pakistan 300 43 (14.33%) 54 (18%) 83 (27.66%) 39 (13%) 2 (0.66%) 4 (1.33%) 31 (10.33%) 44 (14.66%)
Ahmed et al. [97] 2009 Punjab and Sindh 236 2 (0.85%) - 14
(5.93%)
220 (93.22%) - - - -
Baig et al. [98] 2009 Karachi 315 65 (20%) - - 219 (70%) - - - 31 (10%)
Noorali et al. [7] 2008 Karachi 180 - - - 150 (83.33%) - - - 30 (16.66%)
Hakim et al. [8] 2008 Karachi 180 - - - 151 (83.89%) - - - 29 (16.11%)
*Alam et al. [99] 2007 Patients from All four Provinces 110 5 (4.55) 27(24.54%) - 66 (60%) - - 9 (8.18%) 3 (2.73%)
Baig et al. [100] 2007 Karachi 295 60 (20.34%) - - 208 (70.51%) - - - 27 (9.15%)
Alam et al. [86] 2007 KPK 56 15 (8.92%) - - 35 (62.5%) - - - 16 (28.57%)
Abbas et al. [101] 2006 Karachi 109 - - - 109 (100%) - - - -
Idrees et al. [1] 2004 Patients from All four Provinces 112 24 (21.42%) 20 (17.86%) 46 (41.07%) 9 (8.03%) - - 5 (4.46%) 8 (7.14%)
Total 1893 190 (10.03%) 101 (5.335%) 143 (7.55%) 1206 (63.71%) 2 (0.105%) 4 (0.21%) 45 (2.377%) 188 (9.931%)

KPK: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province

*The percentage values are different in the original manuscript as the authors considered the untypable samples as negative for genotype.

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