A fatal case of acute hepatitis E among pregnant women, Central African Republic

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Table 1 Obstetrical, biochemical and serological data of Central African Pregnant Women with acute viral hepatitis E

Patient Order	Age (years)	Gestational Number	Parity	ALAT (IU)	HEV IgM	HEV IgG	Gestational age (in week)	Delivery (baby status)	Weight at birth in gram	Mother status
1	21	III	I	2200	Pos	-	33	Premature (Macerated Stillborn)	2350	Survived
2	19	II	I	1420	Pos	-	28	Premature (alive)	1970	Survived
3	22	IV	II	1130	Pos	-	37	Premature (alive)	2630	Survived
4	35	VI	V	1030	Pos	-	32	Premature (Died few min later)	1400	Died
5	20	I	0	1260	Pos	-	31	Premature (alive)	1600	Survived
6	20	VI	III	980	Pos	-	28	Premature (Stillborn)	NA*	Survived
7	18	II	I	1380	Pos	-	28	Premature (Stillborn)	NA	Survived
8	30	I	0	704	Neg	Pos	22	Premature (Stillborn)	1000	Survived
9	35	IX	VIII	940	Neg	Pos	22	Miscarriage	400	Survived
10	17	II	I	700	Neg	Pos	40	term (alive)	NA	Survived
11	26	IV	III	973	Neg	Pos	28	Premature (alive)	1910	Survived
12	33	VIII	VI	3560	Neg	Pos	19	Miscarriage	NA	Survived
13	19	I	0	950	Neg	Pos	28	Premature (alive)	NA	Survived
14	22	I	0	1130	Neg	Pos	39	term (alive)	NA	Survived
15	24	IV	III	1004	Neg	Pos	36	Premature (alive)	1850	Survived
16	16	I	0	225	Neg	Pos	32	Premature (alive)	1900	Survived
17	30	III	II	110	Neg	Neg	32	Premature (alive)	NA	Survived
18	18	I	0	340	Neg	Neg	41	term (alive)	NA	Survived
19	20	II	I	135	Neg	Pos	32	Premature (alive)	NA	Survived
20	20	I	0	632	Neg	Neg	40	term (alive)	NA	Survived
21	15	I	0	820	Neg	Pos	40	term (alive)	2300	Survived

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