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Hepatitis B core related antigen in South Africa and the United Kingdom - does one size fit all?

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healthcare

Type de record:

poster
Créateur:
LouMarTonMar
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This is a poster describing whether hepatitis B core related antigen can be used in different geographical settings, and whether similar thresholds would apply in each setting to diagnose different levels of liver disease.

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VirologyClinical chemistry (incl. diagnostics)Infectious diseaseschronic hepatitis Bhepatitis B virusAfricaHepatitis B core related antigenLiver healthLiver disease

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CC BY 4.0

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