Detection of transfusion transmissible diseases in the past 10 years in the Regional Center for transfusion medicine in Shtip

Veresa, Viktor (2012) Detection of transfusion transmissible diseases in the past 10 years in the Regional Center for transfusion medicine in Shtip. Other thesis, University Goce Delcev- Stip.

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Abstract

Providing safe blood transfusion and blood derivates is of unique
importance in contemporary medicine, taking into account that certain
infections in the body are transmissible through the blood, its cell concentrates
and plasma components. That is the reason why ascertainment of safe
regulation for the way of taking the blood and its control is an important
imperative and motive for preparation of this specialist’s work.
With all-embracing statistical analysis we succeeded to detect the most
often infections which potentially can be transmitted to another body. The
entire elaboration of the results of this work shows the percentage presence of
HBsAg (1,32%), anti-HCV (0,45%), anti-HIV (0,003%) and Treponema
pallidum (0,10%) at blood donor population of the determined transfusion
transmissible diseases so far, vulnerable groups of blood donors (age, sex,
predisposition to certain infections), the degree and efficiency of serological
diagnostics applied in Regional Center for transfusion medicine in Shtip in the
past ten years and the way of prevention and additional education of people
for spreading of transfusion transmissible diseases.
These results (previously noted) indicate the needs of continuous
serological diagnosis and obligatory testing of every blood unit with ELISA
tests with high sensitivity and specificity, as well as undertaking of appropriate
preventive measures with which the consequences of higher number of
transfusion transmissible diseases will be reduced.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Subjects:	Medical and Health Sciences > Other medical sciences
Divisions:	Faculty of Medical Science
Depositing User:	Snezana Georgieva Siceva
Date Deposited:	07 Nov 2012 18:48
Last Modified:	20 Nov 2012 09:07
URI:	https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/id/eprint/618

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