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Indigenous hepatitis E virus infection of a plasma donor in Germany
Vox Sanguinis, 10/15/09
Adlhoch C et al. – The sequence analyses and the epidemiological data revealed that the plasma donor was most probably infected with a swine HEV. This case supports the ongoing discussion of an obligatory HEV nucleic acid testing of blood products for special recipient risk groups.
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