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. 2019 Feb 19;17(5):336–346. doi: 10.2450/2019.0185-18

Table I.

Blood donations positive for transfusion-transmissible infections in Serbia, 2005–2017.

Transfusion centre Donations HBV HCV HIV Syphilis TTIs
N. N. (%) N. (%) N. (%) No (%) N. (%)
Novi Sad 388,014 131 (0.034) 85 (0.022) 10 (0.003) 52 (0.013) 278 (0.072)
Belgrade BTI 796,398 650 (0.082) 433 (0.054) 42 (0.005) 246 (0.031) 1,371 (0.172)
Belgrade MMA 225,226 387 (0.172) 216 (0.096) 8 (0.004) 128 (0.057) 739 (0.328)
Niš 250,381 272 (0.109) 321 (0.128) 155 (0.062) 214 (0.096) 983 (0.395)
Serbia 1,660,019 1,440 (0.087) 1,055 (0.064) 215 (0.013) 667 (0.040) 3,377 (0.203)

Data are presented as absolute numbers (N.) and percentage (%) of positive blood donations.

Significant difference between transfusion centres (χ2 test): HBV: p<0.001; HCV: p<0.001; HIV: p<0.001; syphilis: p<0.001.

HBV: hepatitis B virus; HCV: hepatitis C virus; HIV: human immunodeficiency virus; TTIs: total transfusion-transmissible infections; Novi Sad: Blood Transfusion Institute of Vojvodina; Belgrade BTI: Blood Transfusion Institute of Serbia; Belgrade MMA: Institute for Transfusiology and Haemobiology of Military Medical Academy, Belgrade; Niš: Blood Transfusion Institute, Clinical Centre Niš.