| hepatitis G virus |
(HGV) a parenterally transmitted flavivirus originally isolated from a patient with chronic hepatitis and considered to be identical to hepatitis GB virus-C; most infections are benign, and the role of HGV in the etiology of liver disease is uncertain.
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| hepatitis G |
A viral hepatitis described in 1996. The nature and significance of this viral hepatitis is still under investigation
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| hepatitis G |
A newly identified strain of hepatitis, hepatitis G is currently under study. The first major study of virus has reported that those infected by means other than blood transfusions did not develop chronic liver disease, although for most the virus remained in their blood for several years. It is not clear at this time how widespread hepatitis G is, what the means of transmission are, or what its precise effects are on infected patients.
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| hepatitis G |
The hepatitis G virus (also called hepatitis GB virus or HGBV-C) is a distant relative of the hepatitis C virus. It appears to be transmitted through transfusions (one to two percent of US blood donors have HGV RNA detectable in their serum). Its role in acute and chronic hepatitis remains unclear. Recent studies suggest that the virus may not even replicate in the liver. At the present time, HGV does not appear to be an important cause of clinical liver disease. ...
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| hepatitis G v. |
a parenterally transmitted flavivirus originally isolated from a patient with chronic hepatitis and considered to be identical to hepatitis GB virus-C; most infections are benign, and the role of HGV in the etiology of liver disease is uncertain.
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