Hepatitis E virus infection in Thai troops deployed with U.N. peacekeeping forces.

Myint KS; Duripunt P; Mammen-MP JrSirisopana NRodkvamtook WGibbons RV

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Hepatitis E virus infection in Thai troops deployed with U.N. peacekeeping forces.

机译：Hepatitis E virus infection in Thai troops deployed with U.N. peacekeeping forces.

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The hepatitis E virus (HEV) is thought to be endemic throughout much of the world, particularly where sanitary infrastructure remains inadequate. HEV has been considered a military health threat and has been reported in several military environments. This study determined HEV seroconversion (defined by a 4-fold increase in antibody titers) occurring in Thai soldiers deployed to the HEV-endemic areas of East Timor, Afghanistan, and Iraq, as part of the U. N. multinational forces. With an average deployment of 6.4 months, the annualized seroconversion rates after deployments to East Timor, Afghanistan, Burundi, and Iraq were 1.9, 4.6, 4.6, and 3.9, respectively.

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《Military Medicine: Official Journal of AMSUS, The Society of the Federal Health Agencies》 |2007年第11期|1217-1219|共3页
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Myint KS; Duripunt P; Mammen-MP JrSirisopana NRodkvamtook WGibbons RV;
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Department of Virology, U.S. Army Medical Component, Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangkok 10400, Thailand.;

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high endothelial venule; Unit; Hepatitis E virus; Infection as complication of medical care;

Hepatitis E virus infection in Thai troops deployed with U.N. peacekeeping forces.

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