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August 25, 2025Al-Salam Journal for Medical ScienceOpen Access

Evaluation of Hepatitis C Viral Load Between a Sample of Acute and Chronic Patients in Relation with Some Biovital and Biochemical Markers

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HAHassan M. AlazzawiEAEkhlass N. AliLALuma G. Alsaadi

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Overview

Evaluation reveals distinct viral load and liver enzyme levels in acute and chronic hepatitis C patients, indicating key health disparities.

Key Points

  • Acute patients exhibit a significantly higher mean viral load than chronic patients, suggesting differences in disease progression.
  • Among the 50 participants, the 40-49 age group showed the highest prevalence of hepatitis C, with 54% being male.
  • The study employed PCR for viral load measurement and ELISA for antibody detection, highlighting multi-faceted diagnostic approaches.
  • Monitoring for hepatitis C is critical due to its silent presence and potential for severe liver complications.

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Alazzawi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7b1f7567bf4f94ff2cc7https://doi.org/10.55145/ajbms.2025.04.02.003
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