Table 2.

Prevalence of Serum Markers of HGV, HCV, and HIV in Blood Donors and Hemophiliacs Treated With Different Types of Concentrates

VirusBlood Donors*Recipients of Concentrates
(N = 200)UnmodifiedInactivatedRecombinantAll
(n = 128)(n = 33)(n = 7)(n = 168)
HGV 
RNA 3 (1.5%) 11 (9%) 1 (3%) 12 (7%) 
Antibody 10 (5%) 41 (32%) 5 (15%) 46 (27%) 
Either 13 (6.5%) 50 (39%) 6 (18%) 56 (33%) 
HCV 
RNA 107 (86%) 5 (15%) 112 (67%) 
Antibody 125 (98%) 6 (18%) 131 (78%) 
Either 125 (98%) 6 (18%) 131 (78%) 
HBsAg 7 (5%) 7 (4%) 
Anti-HIV 30 (23%) 30 (18%) 
VirusBlood Donors*Recipients of Concentrates
(N = 200)UnmodifiedInactivatedRecombinantAll
(n = 128)(n = 33)(n = 7)(n = 168)
HGV 
RNA 3 (1.5%) 11 (9%) 1 (3%) 12 (7%) 
Antibody 10 (5%) 41 (32%) 5 (15%) 46 (27%) 
Either 13 (6.5%) 50 (39%) 6 (18%) 56 (33%) 
HCV 
RNA 107 (86%) 5 (15%) 112 (67%) 
Antibody 125 (98%) 6 (18%) 131 (78%) 
Either 125 (98%) 6 (18%) 131 (78%) 
HBsAg 7 (5%) 7 (4%) 
Anti-HIV 30 (23%) 30 (18%) 
*

versus †: HGV-RNA P = .002, HCV RNA P < .0001, anti-HGV P < .0001, anti-HCV P < .0001, anti-HIV P < .0001.

versus ‡: HGV-RNA P = not significant, HCV RNA P < .0001, anti-HGV P = not significant, anti-HCV P < .0001, anti-HIV P < .001.

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