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. 2016 Dec 19;16:761. doi: 10.1186/s12879-016-2090-1

Table 3.

Magnitude of HBV markers among different study populations in different regions of Ethiopia from 1983 to 2011

Other HBV markers References
Sampling year Study area Study groups Sampled population HBsAg n (%) anti-HBs, n (%) anti-HBcAg, n (%) anti-HBeAg, n (%) HBeAg, n (%)
1983 Nationwide Gen. population, children & ANC attendants 396 36 (9.1) 221 (67.2)a - 19(55.9)d 15(44.0)g [85]
1984 Nationwide General population 500 31 (6.2) 152 (30.4) 16 (3.2) 10(32.3)e 8(25.8)e [52]
1987 A. Ababa Health workers 432 39 (9.02) 200 (46.3) 316 (73.1) - - [29]
1989 Nationwide General population 5265 569 (10.8) 61.4b 132 (2.5) 298(57.1)f 99(19.0)f [26]
1994 A.Ababa General population 4736 292 (6.2) 1796(40.7)c 1734 (36.6) - 71/279 (25.4) [27]
1995 A.Ababa Chronic liver disease patients 238 65 (27.0) 131 (55.0) - - - [49]
1998 Immigrants to Israel Familial members 506 84 (16.6%) - - - 17/84(20.2) [95]
2007 A. Ababa HIV patients & VCT clients 620 29 (4.7) - 277 (44.7) - 3/29(10.3) [42]
2010 Gamo HP Inpatients department clients 556 26 (4.7) - 7 (1.4) - - [33]
2011 A.Ababa HIV patients 500 15(3.0) 58(11.6) - - 3(0.6) [53]

aANC-Antenatal Care. bOnly the percentage was presented from the origional study. HBeAg and anti-HBeAg percentages were calculated on the basis of sample size of HBsAg positive individuals; e = 31, d = 34, f = 522 and g = 19. a = 329 and c = 4414 among HBsAg negatives