Вірусний гепатит

Вірусний гепатит

Principal Syndromes

Prevalence and Distribution

Specific Therapy

Specific Prevention*

Hepatitis A (acute)

Global, often epidemic

None

Immune globulin, vaccine

Hepatitis B (acute and chronic)

Global

Interferon, other antivirals, including nucleoside analogs (eg, entecavir) and nucleotide analogs (eg, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate)

Screening for hepatitis B surface antigen

Vaccine, hepatitis B immune globulin (HBIG)

Hepatitis C (acute and chronic)

Global

Interferon, ribavirin, direct-acting antivirals (eg, protease inhibitors, nucleotide analog inhibitors, nonstructural protein 5A [NS5A] inhibitors)

Screening for hepatitis C

Hepatitis D (delta)

Endemic pockets in several countries

People who inject illicit drugs at relatively high risk

Can infect only in the presence of hepatitis B

Interferon

None

Hepatitis E

Outbreaks

Genotypes 1 and 2: Developing countries

Genotypes 3 and 4: Europe; transmitted by eating undercooked pork products

Severe during pregnancy

None

Vaccine (not available in United States)

* Nonspecific precautions (eg, avoidance of body fluids of infected patients, aseptic precautions, routine hygiene measures, and use of appropriate personal protective equipment) are also recommended.

* Nonspecific precautions (eg, avoidance of body fluids of infected patients, aseptic precautions, routine hygiene measures, and use of appropriate personal protective equipment) are also recommended.