GI Infections and Hepatitis - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@Sam_1964]

Excellent presentation. In chronic Hepatitis B the HBsAg is positive, HBcAB is positive, and HBsAB is negative. Thank you for your efforts

[@GiulioMD91]

That's all very good, but Remember that therapy now Is completely changed for Hepatitis C. Use this lecture to review everything except therapy that Is not updated

[@ogk1149]

Thank you very much for making and sharing these videos!

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you Dr. Bolin!

[@_mingkitchen6812]

The typical serological feature of chronic HBV in- fection is the presence of circulating HBsAg in patients and lack of anti-HBs

[@mohammedalithamir9424]

very very simple.......very thanks, doc.

[@tadiwanashechigowe9029]

HBsAb is negative in chronic infections

[@jaclynwoods1997]

You are my hero.

[@lonebilal7798]

Impressive

[@naimeak12]

9.43 min Hepatitis section starts.

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

thank you.

[@unimimed8295]

Actually HBVs-Ab = immune either by resolved infection or vaccination.. it's not present in chronic infections, pretty sure but correct me if i'm wrong

[@tadiwanashechigowe9029]

was about to say the same. HBsAb is negative in chronic infections

[@stheart]

Unimi Med agreed

[@hellomeme94]

thanks alot

[@fhmsclass]

Your lecturers are good but the slide are too faint

[@bothainah8420]

How would you know if a person is a carrier of HBV?
would it have same markers as acute or chronic infection?

[@genafur8]

Thank you for clearly explaining how to interpret HBV testing!

[@senghongchhai1606]

what is GI system? sir!

[@redashanaah9502]

gastrointestinal