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SUMMARY
When it was discovered in 1983, the hepatitis E virus (HEV) was initially designated as "enterically transmitted non-A and non-B hepatitis"; the first HEV genomic sequence was reported eight years later. The detection of anti-HEV IgM antibodies (9 out of 90) in patients with acute hepatitis raises awareness of hepatitis E as an emerging infection in the country. Zoonotic transmission was an important criterion in the our study; patients reported contact with pigs, poultry, rats, or other farm animals, but no study; patients reported contact pigs,HEV poultry, rats, positive or . . .
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