B Positive – all you wanted to know about - ASHM

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Contents Acknowledgments .................................................................................................................... 5 Foreword ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Executive Summary .................................................................................................................. 8 Chapter 1 Prevalence and epidemiology of hepatitis B ........................................ 13 Van TT Nguyen, Gregory J Dore Chapter Virology: viral replication and drug resistance ..................................... 24 Stephen Locarnini Chapter 3 Hepatitis B virus testing and interpreting test results ....................... 31 Mark Danta Chapter 4 Natural history of chronic hepatitis B virus infection ......................... 40 Marianne Guirgis, Amany Zekry Chapter 5 Primary prevention of hepatitis B virus infection ................................ 46 Nghi Phung, Nicholas Wood Chapter 6 Clinical assessment of patients with hepatitis B virus infection ...... 51 Darrell HG Crawford, Rebecca J Ryan, Nghi Phung Chapter 7 Treatment of chronic hepatitis B virus infection .................................. 57 Rebecca J Ryan, Miriam T Levy, Darrell HG Crawford Chapter 8 Managing patients with advanced liver disease .................................. 65 Robert Batey Chapter 9 Hepatitis B virus-related hepatocellular carcinoma ............................ 69 Monica Robotin Chapter 10 Managing hepatitis B virus infection in complex situations ............ 75 Benjamin Cowie Chapter 11 Infection control and occupational health ............................................ 82 Jacqui Richmond Chapter 1 Privacy, confidentiality and other legal responsibilities .................... 90 Sally Cameron Chapter 13 The role of complementary medicine in hepatitis B ........................... 96 Ses J Salmond, Robert Batey Appendix 1 Patient fact sheet........................................................................................... 102 Appendix 2 Useful resources.............................................................................................. 106 Glossary and abbreviations .................................................................................................... 114 Index ............................................................................................................................................. 119 an electronic version of the latest edition of this resource is available at: http://www.ashm.org.au/publications/ b Positive – all you wanted to know about hepatitis b: a guide for primary care providers 3
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THE ROLE OF COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE
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