Aspectos pediátrico-sociales de las hepatitis virales agudas y crónicas en la infancia.

M. C. Temboury; P. Jara; M. J. Mellado; M. C. Díaz; C. Vázquez; C. García Caballero

Aspectos pediátrico-sociales de las hepatitis virales agudas y crónicas en la infancia.

Translated title of the contribution: Pediatric-social aspects of the acute and chronic viral types of hepatitis in childhood

M. C. Temboury
, P. Jara
, M. J. Mellado
, M. C. Díaz
, C. Vázquez
, C. García Caballero

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Abstract

This study analyzes the sanitary, sociofamiliar, cultural and economic aspects of children who have been diagnosed of acute and chronic viral hepatitis. Retrospective data was collected of 249 children. A questionnaire was given to the parents and the information collected was processed in a computer. The results showed that most children had been sent to the hospital without a diagnosis and in chronic hepatitis the diagnosis was delayed for more than a year. The social status did not influence the type of hepatitis. Children with chronic hepatitis active had a worse performance in school. The disease was transmitted to other family members in 30% of cases and hospital expenses were high.

Translated title of the contribution	Pediatric-social aspects of the acute and chronic viral types of hepatitis in childhood
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	177-182
Number of pages	6
Journal	Anales Espanoles de Pediatria
Volume	25
Issue number	3
State	Published - Sep 1986

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Aspectos pediátrico-sociales de las hepatitis virales agudas y crónicas en la infancia.

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