Autologous blood donor screening indicated a lower prevalence of viral hepatitis in East vs West Germany: epidemiological benefit from established health resources

Authors

Wiegand J, Luz B, Mengelkamp AK, Moog R, Koscielny J, Halm-Heinrich I, Susemihl C, Bentzien F, Diekmann J, Wernet D, Karger R, Angert K, Schmitt-Thomssen A, Kiefel V, Lutter K, Hesse R, Kätzel R, Opitz A, Luhm J, Barz D, Leib U, Matthes G, Tillmann HL

Journal

J Viral Hepat

Volume

16

Issue

10

Pages

743-8

Publication year

2009

Suggested citation

Wiegand J, Luz B, Mengelkamp AK, Moog R, Koscielny J, Halm-Heinrich I, Susemihl C, Bentzien F, Diekmann J, Wernet D, Karger R, Angert K, Schmitt-Thomssen A, Kiefel V, Lutter K, Hesse R, Kätzel R, Opitz A, Luhm J, Barz D, Leib U, Matthes G, Tillmann HL. Autologous blood donor screening indicated a lower prevalence of viral hepatitis in East vs West Germany: epidemiological benefit from established health resources. J Viral Hepat. 2009; 16(10): 743-8.

DOI

10.1111/j.1365-2893.2009.01132.x

PMID

19486277

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