Progression of acute hepatitis b progression into chronic phase

Background and Aim: There are limited number of studies providing information regarding the progression acute hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection to chronic phase. Aim is determine percentage patients who progressed stage. Methods: It was a prospective study over period four years in which total 409 confirmed were enrolled but out them only three hundred four, (221 men 83 women, 06-82 old) able be followed up regularly for atleast six months or more, thus data pertaining analyzed. Results: Out 304 patients, 279 resolved became Hepatitis surface antigen (HbsAg) DNA negative whereas 25 went into No differences found between groups with respect age sex. However, Serum Bilirubin, amino transaminases, HbeAg HBV Quantitative levels significantly lower Conclusion: Around 91.78% 8.22% Chronic stage twenty-five had mild on comparison resolved, suggesting that may have higher risk progressing infection.