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For the detailed response of questions referring to measures taken after exposition to Hepatitis B or C or HIV we developed on this website a special extensive piece of information in German. With the following link you can connect immediately to it:
To the post exposure prophylaxis scheme.
Risk
risk of trasference of Hepatitis B when exposed to pinprick: 10-30%
(not-selected index persons: 1:250)
Infectivity
present,
if indexperson is HBsAg positive
Immunisation
protection
present,
if in exposed person anti-HBs
>100IE/I
No
immunisation protection
anti-HBs
< 10/I-active and passive immunisation start simultaneously
Insufficient
immunisation protection:
anti-HBs
10-100: start active boostering
Active
immunisation:
Engerix
B® or HB-Vaxpro®
10 initial, month 1+6
Passive
immunisation:
Hepatect CP® 8-10 IE/KG i.v. (0,16-0,2ml/kg weight) or
HB-IG
Behring® 00,6 ml/kg weight i.m.
Risk
risk of transference 2-3% (not-selected
index persons: 1:6.500)
Immunisation
not
available
Early
therapy
start immediately after infection
confirmation or after exclusion of spontaneous cure after three months
Procedure
when
suspicion of acute HCV infection:
Diagnostics: HCV-AK
initial, HCV PCR after 4 and 12 weeks, get
in touch with specialized centre