Hepatitis B virus has long been regarded as an occupational hazard in dentistry. However, as the availability of effective vaccination has reduced the risk of HBV infection, so dental staff have become aware of the potential risk of transmission of hepatitis C virus during dental treatment. This article outlines current relevant data suggesting that nosocomial transmission of HCV in dentistry is unlikely.
Hepatitis C virus (HCV)--an occupational risk to dentists? / S. R. Porter, G. Lodi. - In: BRITISH DENTAL JOURNAL. - ISSN 0007-0610. - 180:12(1996 Jun 22), pp. 473-474.
Hepatitis C virus (HCV)--an occupational risk to dentists?
G. LodiUltimo
1996
Abstract
Hepatitis B virus has long been regarded as an occupational hazard in dentistry. However, as the availability of effective vaccination has reduced the risk of HBV infection, so dental staff have become aware of the potential risk of transmission of hepatitis C virus during dental treatment. This article outlines current relevant data suggesting that nosocomial transmission of HCV in dentistry is unlikely.File in questo prodotto:
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