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Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-628563

ABSTRACT

La transmisión del virus de la hepatitis C (VHC) a través de la sangre constituye un problema de salud en Cuba y el mundo. Varios tipos de inmunoensayos diagnosticadores se han desarrollado para la certificación de sangre y generalmente cuentan con una elevada sensibilidad y especificidad diagnóstica en donantes sanos. Sin embargo, su comportamiento en muestras de pacientes multitransfundidos podría ser menos eficaz. Para evaluar la eficacia diagnóstica del inmunoensayo cubano UMELISA HCV 3er Gen. (TecnoSUMA SA, La Habana, Cuba) en muestras de pacientes multitransfundidos, se procesaron en paralelo 335 sueros de pacientes por los sistemas UBI® HCV EIA 4.0 (United Biomedical, EE.UU.) y UMELISA HCV 3er Gen., y las muestras con resultados incongruentes se confirmaron por el sistema de PCR COBAS AmpliScreen HCV Test, v2. (Roche, EE.UU.). Cuando se comparó el sistema UMELISA HCV 3er Gen. con el UBI® HCV EIA 4.0 se obtuvo una Sd de 95,8 % IC (95 %): 92,599,15 y Ed de 100 % IC (95 %): 99,7-100, con IY: 0,96 (0,93-0,99). k: 0,9582 ID (95 %): 0,9276-0,9888, p=0,000. Ambos sistemas de inmunoensayos fueron satisfactorios para el inmunodiagnóstico de pacientes multitransfundidos.


Hepatitis C virus (CHV) blood-transmission is a health problem in Cuba and in the world. Some types of diagnostic immunoassays have been developed for the blood certification and in general have a high diagnostic sensitivity and specificity in healthy donors. However, its behavior in samples from multi-transfusion patients could by less effective. To assess the diagnostic effectiveness of the UMELISA HCV third generation Cuban immunoassay (TecnoSUMA, S.A. La Habana), Cuba) in samples from multi-transfusion patients, in parallel, 335 sera from patients were processed by UBI® HCV EIA 4.0 (United Biomedical, EE.UU) and UMELISA HCV third generation, and the samples with incongruous results were verified by PCR COBAS AmpliScreen HCV Test, v2 system (Roche, EE.UU.) Comparing the UMELISA HCV third generation system with the UBI® HCV EIA 4.0 it was achieved a Sd of 95,8% CI(95%): 92,5-99,15 and a Ed of 100% CI (95%): 99,7-100, with IY: 0,96 (0,93-0,99) with k: 0,0582 ID (95%): 0,9276-0,9888, p = 0,000. Both immunoassay systems were satisfactory for immunodiagnosis of multi-transfusion patients.

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