Epidemiology, treatment and diagnosis of Hepatitis C virus infections.

Abstract

Objective: Aim: Studding several aspects of Hepatitis C virus infection, such as epidemiology, prevalence, diagnosis, and outcome of patients with hepatitis C infection.

Patients and methods: Materials and Methods: Systematic review of electronic medical records and epidemiological data and risk factors for Hepatitis C virus infection in patients evaluated in relevant studies.

Conclusion: Conclusions: Hepatitis C virus serology and viral genotyping. Hepatitis B may be associated with risk factors such as perinatal infection, kidney disease, dialysis, intravenous or percutaneous drug use, occupational factors, suddenly local population factors of hepatitis transmission and pay children. These young and vulnerable cultures bear the enormous social, economic, and political costs of Hepatitis C virus infection. Therefore, to combat the effects of Hepatitis C at regional and national levels, specific intervention approaches and policies are needed.