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Table 5 Prevalence of anti-HBc, HBsAg and anti-HBs in different familial category

From: Searching for chronic hepatitis B patients in a low prevalence area – role of racial origin

 

Anti-HBc+

HBsAg+

Anti-HBs+ plus anti-HBc +

 

Asian n (%)

Western n (%)

p

Asian n (%)

Western n (%)

p

Asian n (%)

Western n (%)

p

Parents

18/20 (90%)

12/21 (57%)

0.0432

8/20 (40%)

3/21 (14%)

0.1323

10/20 (50%)

9/21 (43%)

0.8845

   Mothers

9/9 (100%)

7/13 (54%)

0.0941

6/9 (66%)

2/13 (15%)

0.0260

3/9 (33%)

5/13 (38%)

1.0000

   Fathers

9/11 (82%)

5/8 (62%)

0.6026

2/11 (18%)

1/8 (12%)

1.0000

7/11 (64%)

4/8 (50%)

0.6576

Brothers/Sisters

58/60 (97%)

14/42 (33%)

<0.0001

49/60 (81%)

8/42 (19%)

<0.0001

5/60 (8.3%)

6/42 (14%)

0.3534

Sons/Daughters

10/29* (31%)

12/52*** (23%)

0.3975

9/32 (28%)

5/54 (7%)

0.0467

0/29* (0%)

7/52*** (13%)

0.0460

Spouses

15/17 (88%)

18/30 (60%)

0.0888

0/17 (0%)

1/30 (3%)

1.0000

14/17 (82%)

16/30 (53%)

0.0942

Others

80/179** (45%)

21/64 (33%)

0.1317

23/184 (12%)

4/64 (6%)

0.2502

51/179** (28%)

16/64 (25%)

0.787

  1. *anti-HBc was not done in 3 relatives, ** anti-HBc was not done in 5 relatives, ***anti-HBc was not done in 2 relatives.