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Table 2 HEV seroprevalence in special groups

From: Hepatitis E virus infection in Turkey: a systematic review

Authors, references

Year published

Year

City

Study type

Target population

Sample size

Prevalence

CG sample size

CG prevalence (IgG) (%)

Power of study

Remarks

Aksu et al. [25]

1999

1996–1998

Ä°zmir

C-S

Behcet’s disease

124

7%

51

8

NA

p > 0.05

Atabek et al. [26]

2003

NA

Konya

C-S

Diabetic children

63

6.3%

63

7.9

NA

p > 0.05

Aydin et al. [27]

2016

NA

Erzurum

C-S

Animal workers

103

35.9%

92

4.4

NA

p < 0.05. Most frequent in animal husbandry, poultry. No seropositivity in veterinaries

Bayram et al. [28]

2007

2004

Gaziantep

C-S

Adult CHB and CHC

364

CHB: 13.7%, CHC: 54%. HEV RNA (+); CHB: 14.7%, CHC: 54.6%

178

15.7

NA

HEV higher in CHC patients (p < 0.05), speculated that HCV and HEV may share the same way of transmission

Cengiz et al. [29]

1996

NA

Samsun

C-S

Adult HD patients

72

13.9%

55

5.5

NA

p < 0.05

Cevrioglu et al. [30]

2004

2000–2002

Afyon

C-S

Pregnant women

245

12.6%

76

11.8

NA

p > 0.05

Ceylan et al. [31]

2003

NA

Diyarbakir

C-S

Agricultural workers

46

34.8%

45

4.4

NA

p < 0.05

Coursaget et al. [32]

1993

NA

Istanbul

C-S

Acute non-A non-B non-C hepatitis

18

11%

NA

 

NA

Probable prevalence 1–2%. Letter to a study

Koksal et al. [33]

1994

1991–1992

Diyarbakir

C-S

Acute non-A non-B hepatitis

53

73.3%

100

0

NA

 

Oncu et al. [34]

2006

NA

Aydin

C-S

Pregnant women

386

7%

NA

 

NA

Low prevalence in high-educated

Sencan et al. [35]

2004

1999

Duzce

C-S

Children post-earthquake camps

476

4.7–17.2%

NA

 

NA

Duzce and Golyaka camps have significantly different rates attributed to being the first camp just after the earthquake with lower sanitation status

Uçar et al. [36]

2009

NA

Hatay

C-S

Adults HD patients

92

20.6%

NA

 

NA

 

Yayli et al. [37]

2002

NA

Isparta

C-S

Children

340

9%

NA

 

NA

5–16 age range. After a hepatitis outbreak in the village, some children had symptoms and higher ALT

  1. CG Control group, C-S cross-sectional, NA not available, CHB chronic hepatitis B, CHC chronic hepatitis C, HD hemodialysis