Abstract
High prevalence of hepatitis delta virus among persons who inject drugs, Vietnam.
Highlights
Thirty-two (84%) children underwent surgery, 4 children received arthrotomy (3 ankle and knee joint), and 2 children underwent only aspiration biopsy
Adverse reactions after BCG vaccination depend on the BCG dose, vaccine strain, vaccine administration method, injection technique, and recipient’s underlying immune status [5]
For young children with suspected vertebral tuberculosis but no tuberculosis contact history, a biopsy specimen for BCG studies is preferable to spondylectomy
Summary
Thirty-two (84%) children underwent surgery (excision, debridement, open biopsy), 4 children received arthrotomy (3 ankle and knee joint), and 2 children underwent only aspiration biopsy. Acknowledgments We thank the members of the Taiwan Vaccine Injury Compensation Program committee for their evaluation of the relation between BCG and possible adverse reactions in the patients of this study. High Prevalence of Hepatitis Delta Virus among Persons Who Inject Drugs, Vietnam
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