Bélec L, Gresenguet G, Georges-Courbot M C, Villon A, Martin M H, Georges A J
Institut Pasteur de Bangui, République centrafricaine.
Bull Soc Pathol Exot Filiales. 1988;81(4):692-8.
A study of several sexually transmitted diseases (STD) (HIV1, HIV2, hepatitis B and syphilis) was performed among high school students and hospitalized patients in Bozoum, a rural town in the Central African Republic (CAR). The rate of injection for each disease (HBs + : 20.9%, TPHA + : 13.5%, HIV1: 7.3% and HIV2 + : 0%) are similar to the figures obtained in Bangui. The STD's, such as syphilis and hepatitis B, as well as HIV infection, are well established among the population studied. HIV infection in the CAR is no longer limited to Bangui but has filtered out to certain rural centers.
在中非共和国(CAR)的一个乡村小镇博祖姆,针对高中生和住院患者开展了一项关于几种性传播疾病(STD)(HIV1、HIV2、乙型肝炎和梅毒)的研究。每种疾病的感染率(HBs +:20.9%,TPHA +:13.5%,HIV1:7.3%,HIV2 +:0%)与在班吉获得的数据相似。梅毒、乙型肝炎等性传播疾病以及HIV感染在研究人群中都很常见。中非共和国的HIV感染不再局限于班吉,而是已经扩散到了某些农村地区。