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Susceptible

HBsAg -ve


anti-HBc -ve


anti-HBs -ve

Natural immunity/ past infection

HBsAg -ve


anti-HBc +ve


anti-HBs +ve

Immune due to hepatitis B vaccination

HBsAg -ve


anti-HBc -ve


anti-HBs +ve

Acutely infected
HBsAg +ve

anti-HBs -ve


IgM anti-HBc +ve



Chronically infected
HBsAg positive

anti-HBc positive


IgM anti-HBc negative


anti-HBs negative

Interpretation unclear; four possibilities:

1. Resolved infection (most common)


2. False-positive anti-HBc, thus susceptible


3. “Low level” chronic infection


4. Resolving acute infection

HBsAg negative

anti-HBc positive


anti-HBs negative

Syphilis Assays

EIA, TPPA, RPR

EIA +ve


TPPA +ve


RPR +ve (< 1 in 16)

treponemal infection at some time

EIA +ve


TPPA +ve


RPR +ve (> 1 in 16)

recent or active treponemal infection
EIA +ve

TPPA - ve


RPR +ve

Consistent with treponemal infection at some time/False positive
EIA +ve

TPPA - ve


RPR -ve

Non-specific Positive (False positive)/ Early Syphilis

EIA -ve

TPPA - ve


RPR +ve

False postive to other organisms

EIA -ve

TPPA +ve


RPR -ve

False positive (require repeat)

EIA +ve


TPPA +ve


RPR -ve

Treated Syphilis/ Early Syphilis (before 28days), Late Latent.

HCV antibody nonreactive

No infection/ Early infection (need RNA testing)

HCV antibody reactive

Past infection/Current infection (RNA testing)

HCV antibody reactive, HCV RNA detected
Current HCV infection
HCV antibody reactive, HCV RNA not detected
No current HCV infection

Hep B Treatment

Interferon alpha 2a/b (1 year)


Tenofovir

Hep C Treatment

Interferon alpha + ribavarin + telaprevir

Hep B Treatment Indications

HBV viral load > 2000 IU/ml (10,000 copies/ml)• Abnormal liver function tests - ALT/AST >1.5-2x upper limit of normal•

moderate inflammation/fibrosis/cirrhosis



Hep C treatment Indications

acute/chronic hepatitis C