Clinical significance of anti-HBc-IgG only positivity of HBV markers in serum / 国际检验医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To discuss the clinical significance of anti-HBc-IgG(anti-HBc) only positivity of HBV markers in serum.Methods The total and the isolated anti-HBc positive rate were calculated retrospectively from 5 213 and 594 inpatients′ serum samples determined for five HBV markers including HBsAg,anti-HBs,HBeAg,anti-HBe and anti-HBc by microparticle enzyme immunoassay(MEIA),enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA),respectively.The levels of anti-HBs were analysed in 167 five-HBV-marker negative and 124 anti-HBc-only positive subjects determined for five HBV markers by MEIA.Making a dilution with range from 2- to 30-fold with the phosphate buffer system containing 10% bovine calf serum to 97 serum samples with epidemiological anti-HBc only positivity screened from 594 inpatients determined for five HBV markers by ELISA,and anti-HBc of the dilute serum samples were determined by ELISA and MEIA,respectively.Results The total and the isolated anti-HBc positive rate with epidemiological and clinical significance by ELISA were 72.1%, 16.3 % and 62.6%,7.6%,respectively.The total and the isolated anti-HBc positive rate by MEIA were 78.1% and 13.2%,respectively.The difference of anti-HBs levels between five-HBV-marker negative and anti-HBc-only positive subjects determined for anti-HBs by MEIA was significant(?~2= 86.9 ,P