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Abstract The incidence of occupational health exposures to the risk of blood-borne pathogens is common yet underreported in health-care workers in India. These occur despite necessary precautions and training in often trying real-world circumstances. Indian health community reports very few occupational exposures and national guidelines with regard to postexposure monitoring or detection of acute hepatitis C virus infection are not available. We describe a case where acute hepatitis C infection was detected early due to intensive monitoring postneedlestick injury where prompt initiation of direct-acting antivirals led to a rapid response with no seroconversion.
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