Table 1. Studies of OCI prevalence in various populations, in chronological order.
Study | Year | Target Population | Prevalence | Source | |
Castillo et al.1 | 2004 | Abnormal liver enzymes | 57% (57/100) | Hepatocytes | |
Barril et al.20 | 2008 | Hemodialysis patients with abnormal liver enzymes | 45% (49/109) | PBMCs | |
De Marco et al.8 | 2009 | General population | 3.3% (9/276) | PBMCs | |
Bokharaei-Salim et al.5 | 2011 | Cryptogenic liver disease | 10% (7/69) | PBMCs | |
De Marco et al.17 | 2012 | General population | 1.27% (4/314) | PBMCs | |
Castillo et al.22 | 2013 | Hepatitis B patients | 40% (21/52) | Hepatocytes | |
Keyvani et al.6 | 2013 | Cryptogenic cirrhosis | 8.9% (4/45) | PBMCs | |
Gatserelia et al.24 | 2014 | HIV patients | No liver disease | 2% (2/98) | PBMCs |
Cryptogenic liver disease | 12% (4/34) | ||||
HIV/HBV coinfection | 31% (9/29) | ||||
Castillo et al.25 | 2014 | Immune-mediated glomerulonephritis | 39% (34/87) | PBMCs and ultracentrifugated serum | |
Bokharaei-Salim et al.26 | 2016 | HIV patients | 10.2% (6/59) | PBMCs | |
Naghdi et al.21 | 2017 | Hemodialysis patients | 3% (6/198) | PBMCs | |
Lin et al.9 | 2017 | General population (blood donors) | 2.2% (10/458) | PBMCs |