Retrospective cohort study finds risk factors for adverse perinatal outcomes in HBsAg-positive pregnant women, suggesting targeted interventions.
This study found that the key modifiable risk factors included high viral load and lower education levels, while higher education and multiparity were protective. These findings support implementing targeted interventions such as enhanced prenatal monitoring for women with high viral load and health education programs for specific groups to mitigate adverse perinatal outcomes.
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