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. 2017 Dec 7;12(12):e0188944. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0188944

Table 1. Socio demographic, biochemical, serological and virological profile of 57 treatment naïve acute and chronic HBV DNA positive patients enrolled in the study during June to August 2014.

Variable All Acute infection Chronic infection p value
% (n) % (n) % (n)
N = 57 38.5 (22) 61.5 (35)
Age a 32.25 (12–65) 29.5 (19–65) 28.0 (12–60) 0.104 c
Sex
Male 82.5 (47) 90.9 (20) 77.1 (27)
Female 17.5 (10) 9.1 (2) 22.9 (8)
Biochemical (mean; min–max)
AST(SGOT) a 74.82 (18.0–482.0) 101.95 (22.0–482.0) 57.2 (18.0–319.0) 0.01b
ALT (GSPT) a 87.69 (22.0–405.0) 116.27 (28.0–405.0) 69.2 (22.0–313.0) 0.002 b
Creatinin a 73.2 (34.0–134.0) 75.8 (48.0–134.0) 71.4 (34.0–119.0) 0.486 b
Bilirubin a 21.4 (2.5–189.1) 36.2 (2.9–189.1) 5.7 (2.5–21.0) 0.006 b *
HBV Serology
Anti HBs 5.3 (3) 4.5 (1) 5.7 (2) 0.847 c
HBe Ag 33.3 (19) 50.0 (11) 22.9 (8) 0.034 c *
Anti HBe 47.4 (27) 36.4 (8) 54.3 (19) 0.187 c
Anti HBc Total 96.5 (55) 95.5 (21) 97.1 (34) 0.736 c
Anti HBc IgM 38.6 (22) 100 (22) 0.0 (0) 0.001 c **
Genotype (n = 53)
A 18.9 (10) 13.6 (3) 22.6 (7) 0.422 c
C 45.3 (24) 45.5 (10) 45.2 (14) 0.984 c
D 35.8 (19) 40.9 (9) 32.3 (10) 0.527 c
HBV viral loadc 7.3x103 (1.1x102–4.9x108) 2.9x106 (3.9x102–4.9x108) 3.2x 103 (1.1x102–5.7x107) 0.001 b**

a = mean (minimum–maximum)

b = Mann-Whitney U test

c = Person’s chi square test

* = <0.05

** = <0.01