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. 2016 Feb 3;34(6):869–873. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2015.05.067

Table 1.

Prevalence of HBV serological markers from studies conducted in Viet Nam.a

Authors Year of survey Study population Overall sample size HBsAg(+) in women of reproductive age (%) HBeAg(+) in HBsAg(+) women (%) Anti-HBc (+) in children aged 5 (%) Anti-HBc(+) in adults (%)
Do et al. [4] 2012 Adults randomly selected in Binh Thuan province 509 20b NA NA 71.7
Le Viet et al. [15] 2007 Potential voluntary blood donors in two rural communities in Quang Tri province 1200 7.9 NA NA 51.7
Nguyen et al. [3] 2002 Adults randomly selected in two rural districts in Thai Binh province 837 24c 21.4c NA 68.2
Duong et al. [2] 2006 Adults randomly selected in Linhson village, Thainguyen province 383 8.8 38.2e NA 66.2
Lan et al. [1] 2006 Married women aged 18–39 years in FilaBavi 606 7.1 NA NA NA
Goto et al. [18] 2003 Pregnant women 15–49 years of age attending antenatal care in 4 districts in Nghe An Province 505 10 NA NA NA
Hipgrave et al. [16] 1998 Children and adults randomly selected from two districts of Thanh Hoa province 1579 15.8 27.8 36.4 79.2
Nakata et al. [17] 1993 Pregnant women and patients without liver diseases in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh 591 14d NA 34.8f NA
a

Where necessary, recalculations from the original publications were conducted to obtain estimates of interest.

b

Estimate included both men and women aged 20–39 years.

c

Estimate included both men and women aged 20–29 years.

d

Estimate included both men and women aged 16 years and above.

e

Estimate includes all HBsAg positive participants (men and women aged 18–70 years).

f

The estimate presented is a proxy using the sum of anti-HBs positive or HBsAg positive participants aged 1–10 years who were born before vaccine introduction in Viet Nam.