U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Hepatitis Surveillance

Table of Contents

Viral Hepatitis Surveillance Program, 1993

April 1996

Introduction
Use of Serologic Tests for Diagnosis
Demographic Characteristics
Epidemiologic Characteristics
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Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C / NonA, NonB Hepatitis
Discussion
References

Figure 1. Serologic Tests to Diagnose Hepatitis, 1983-1993
Figure 2. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis A, by Mutually Exclusive Groups, United States, 1983-1993
Figure 3. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis B by Mutually Exclusive Groups, Males, Selected States, 1983-1993
Figure 4. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis B by Mutually Exclusive Groups, Females, Selected States, 1983-1993
Figure 5. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis C/NANB, by Mutually Exclusive Groups, Selected States, 1983-1993

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