Abstract:A study of 164 consecutive patients (97 males, 67 females; aged 3–11 years) with acute hepatitis was done. Hepatitis A was the most frequent etiologic type. It occurred in 82.7% of the 3–5‐year age group, and in 72.2% and 57.2% of the 6–8− and 9–11‐year age groups, respectively. Non‐A, non‐B hepatitis was rather infrequent (4.3%). Hepatitis B occurred in 13.7% of the 3–5‐year age group and reached 39.6% in the 9–11‐year age group. While all hepatitis A and non‐A, non‐B cases recovered within a relatively short… Show more
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