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[HBs antigenemia in glomerulonephritis in children].
Shparvasser Vv, A B Kanatbaeva, Zh T Temirbekov, V A Semenova
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Abstract
Altogether 194 glomerulonephritis patients were examined by three methods: countercurrent immunoelectrophoresis, passive hemagglutination test, and enzyme immunoassay. Use of the most sensitive method, viz. enzyme immunoassay, has yielded the highest HBsAg detection rate: 29.1% in acute glomerulonephritis and 21.4% in chronic glomerulonephritis. This method may be recommended for the examination of glomerulonephritis patients whose sera contain HBsAg in low titers.