HBeAg in the serum signals high transmissibility of Hepatitis B, whereas HBeAg Ab suggests low transmissibility.
The presence of HBeAg in serum indicates high transmissibility of Hepatitis B infection, while the presence of HBeAg Ab indicates low transmissibility.
| Text | Presence of HBeAg in a patient's serum indicates their is high::high|low transmissibility of infection while presence of HBeAg Ab indicates their is low::high|low transmissibility |
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