Abstract

Since Cumitech 18 was published in 1984, significant advances have occurred in the underu stan d'm g of the viruses that cause hepatitis. These advances include laboratory diagnosis, prevention, and the treatment of viral hepatitis. Hepatitis (liver inflammation) has many etiologies, one of which is viral infection. Although the differences in the clinical course of infection with each of the hepatitis viruses give some indication as to the viral etiology, diagnosis is usually laboratory based. Laboratory diagnosis of these infections is based on serological or nucleic acid detection techniques, because members of this group of viruses grow either poorly or not at all in cell culture. Therefore, protection against the hepatitis viruses will require developing an effective vaccine for each individual agent. In this article from valid sources of Google Scholar, search for, in this paper, which is convenient and fast method for detection of viruses to you introduce the readers.