<prompt> Vertical transmission is seen with which type of Hepatitis ?Hepatitis AHepatitis BHepatitis EHepatitis C  <response>: Ans. is b d i.e., Hepatitis B Hepatitis C HAVHBVHCVHDVHEVCommon nameInfectious hepatitisSerum hepatitisnon A non B orPost-transfusion hepatitisDelta agentNon A non B enteric transmitted hepatitisFamilyEntero 72HepadnaFlavi viridaeViroidlikeCalci viridaeAgeChildren, young adultsYoung adults, babies, toddlersAny age, but more common in adultsAny age similar to HBVYoung adult20-40 yearsRouteFaeco-oral MC blood - sexual -Blood MCSexual,verticalBlood MCsexual -vertical -Blood MCsexual vertical Faeco-oralI.P days15-45mean 3030-180 mean 60-9015-160mean 5030-180mean 60-9014-60mean 40OnsetAcuteInsidiousInsidiousInsidiousAcuteFulminant0.10.1-10.15-20Usually 1-2 and pregnancy 20-40CarrierNone0 1-301?5-3?2VariableNoneChronicityNoneOccasional 1- 10 90 of neonatesCommon 85CommonNoneOncogenicNilPresentneonatePresent-NilAssociated other featureSecondary attack rate 10-20HCC, cirrhosis, autoimmune disorder like AGN, arthritis PANHCC, cirrhosis, autoimmune-AGN, arthritis, cryoglobulinemiaHCC, cirrhosis, fulminant hepatitisSecondary attack rate 1 -2 not seen western countriesPrognosisExcellentWorse with age, debilityModerateAcute-good chronic-poorGoodProphylaxisIG,InactivatedvaccineHBIG,recombinantvaccineNoneHBV vaccine none for HBV carriersRecombinant vaccineTherapyNoneInterferon lamivudine adefovir entecavirPegylated interferon plus boceprevirInterferon - ribavirin talaprevitNone 