Medicina clinica · 2001
[Prevalence of hepatitis C virus infection in patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma].
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Sánchez Ruiz A C, Yebra Bango M, Portero F, Provencio Pulla M, Miralles Flores C, España Saz P
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: To know the prevalence of HCV infection in patients diagnosed with B-NHL in our area.
PATIENTS AND METHOD: A group of patients diagnosed with B-NHL between 1998-99 were carefully reviewed (serological tests, HCV RNA, laboratory studies, toxicity, response to treatment and evolution) in a transversal study.
RESULTS: Overall 9/77 (11.68%) of patients tested positive for HCV. Of the 9 patients HCV(+) showed abnormal elevated trans aminases in opposition with 10.3% of patients that tested seronegative.
CONCLUSION: Compared with normal individuals, we have seen a higher prevalence of HCV in our B-NHL patients. It may be possible that HCV play a role in that lymphoma's pathogenesis.
PATIENTS AND METHOD: A group of patients diagnosed with B-NHL between 1998-99 were carefully reviewed (serological tests, HCV RNA, laboratory studies, toxicity, response to treatment and evolution) in a transversal study.
RESULTS: Overall 9/77 (11.68%) of patients tested positive for HCV. Of the 9 patients HCV(+) showed abnormal elevated trans aminases in opposition with 10.3% of patients that tested seronegative.
CONCLUSION: Compared with normal individuals, we have seen a higher prevalence of HCV in our B-NHL patients. It may be possible that HCV play a role in that lymphoma's pathogenesis.