Blood Infection Marker Detection in Pregnant Women Before Delivery and Their Clinical Significance / 中华医院感染学杂志

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE To investigate the significance of the blood infection marker detection in pregnant women before delivery.METHODS From Jan to Oct 2007,a total of 2010 cases pregnant women were tested the HBsAg,HCV antibody,HIV1/2 antibody and RPR.RESULTS From them HBsAg was positive in 185 cases,the positive rate was 9.2%;4 cases was with positive HCV antibody,the positive rate was 0.2%;HIV1/2 antibody was not tested out;10 cases was with positive RPR antibody,the positive rate was 0.5%.The total positive rate was 9.9%.CONCLUSIONS The prenatal infection rates of hepatitis B,hepatitis C and RPR in the pregnant women show high rates which show the possible vertical transmission.It is essential to test infection marker in the pregnant women and,take effective measures.