Estimates of the Risk of Endemic Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus and Human Immunodeficiency Virus to Patients by the Percutaneous Route During Invasive Surgical and Dental Procedures (Draft)
DRAFT body; 3) I tinoz punctUr instrument, resi.41ting.n bleed4 body cav ity; 4) contact QP a f rom a MCW' Is exudativ..,e dermnat contact wit,,h t ]e blcd of a HCW inadeqite sterilzation or dis in irvasi-vp >:duss Tn 6pr~ ~:t~ve utdiis,;thep o b at e tric;,,- prc'!cedures during wj surgi e~, xTerien:ed a per 5.4%The proport."oh in wirl ~~ rt may haVe bee unknown. -. *Aa rmore A-eqent 'pr* conducted ni 4 h sp -a Is, prei4 more percut ar~sous1injwries occiw during 96 '6.9%';of 13 2 Opert surgery, qvrecolcqgy, orthoipe.4 The mean rate of, injuy i u l45t -^atient -b1cod fot a si-1 gre n (r*-ange anq athe',speci i the A sapojCcausi open wcr,1.r,, resuItiflg Ti ~ater 4 me ~cw'n a a range amocT s z), -ta.s 4 Were -:I Qse'd by ztu ee wres, and one e'ach wa S t ai e ctun, ' 2 a retr c S a wel P.nic t bc -n:.m=unize 9 C f 1ECW& h Vaye. - A Xpr 6 tey % f h V 3 ifcton; -LonSS.C f 1i BV t'M "infect a. been r "- ortxe,.,.iz.several e s4,jtuatftons, Sinco th e int: od ct. I n t~e el11970s, Zl 6$ theICWsa skin with-a sharp 4~o a Patient's open woundo *open wound with'exudate,OU or skin lesions 7~,nother patient) 'throug - of -reusable devices, used, 0 M aof surgical or Icb,-at least one 'Member c~f the. 'n, OUs'injury ranged.from.3 'tteesurgical proce.u 7! ieposed'to the HCW b,: t1Q4 is ~e~iveCDC observationa.l ~i4 L at indicate that,", or;0I 4i!4 a:,=ng zsurgical perso, a~4rs on tegm~ =Oe nd them I; srgeon-prooedux~ ~~4,ad" 6)aTh bervers tot* a 'ti~'y recont cte1 the patjetL iilpercut'neusexposure, of 'the i"$. (32%k) fL the 88 obsarvod Iq, iurg: cal 'spec'ialt ies. 8-57% V O these2a injuries, 21 7% (11) wrecaused by surgidal settingsl 'ad kcu oxa is~fr WaW s to five fold higher vj ah gceneral Population IveS Serol'o'gic evidence of ~f06%are HBV carrir ible:n
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- Estimates of the Risk of Endemic Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus and Human Immunodeficiency Virus to Patients by the Percutaneous Route During Invasive Surgical and Dental Procedures (Draft)
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- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
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- 1991-01-30
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"Estimates of the Risk of Endemic Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus and Human Immunodeficiency Virus to Patients by the Percutaneous Route During Invasive Surgical and Dental Procedures (Draft)." In the digital collection Jon Cohen AIDS Research Collection. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/5571095.0285.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 11, 2025.