Table 2 Seroprevalences of anti-infectious antibodies. % (95% CI).

From: Seroprevalences of autoantibodies and anti-infectious antibodies among Ghana’s healthy population

Variable

Greater Accra

Upper West

Eastern

Volta

Total

Herpes simplex

HSV1 IgG

98.8

(93.2–100)

91.4

(82.3–96.8)

97.4

(91–99.7)

97.8

(93.6–99.5)

96.7

(94.3–98.3)

HSV2 IgG

40

(29.2–51.6)

15.7

(8.1–26.4)

62.8

(51.1–73.5)

21.5

(14.9–29.4)

33.3

(28.5–38.4)

Epstein-Bar virus

EBV-EA IgG

11.3

(5.3–20.3)

7

(2.3–15.7)

6.4

(2.1–14.3)

6.3

(3.1–11.3)

7.5

(5.1–10.6)

EBV-VCA IgM

5

(1.4–12.3)

20

(11.4–31.3)

12.1

(4.5–19.2)

20

(13.6–27.8)

13

(9.7–16.8)

EBV-VCA IgG

100

(95.5–100)

98.6

(92.4–99.7)

97.4

(91–99.7)

100

(97.7–100)

99.2

(97.8–99.8)

EBNA IgG

90

(81.2–95.6)

93

(84.3–97.7)

80.8

(70.3–88.8)

93.1

(88–96.5)

90

(86.5–92.6)

EBV-H IgM

0

(0–4.5)

0

(0–5.1)

0

(0–4.6)

0

(0–4)

0.3

(0–1.5)

  1. CI, Confidence interval; HSV1/2, Herpes simplex Virus type 1/2; IgG/M, Immunoglobulin G/M; EBV, Epstein-Bar virus; EA, Early antigen; CA, Capsule antigen; NA, Nuclear antigen (EBNA); H, Heterophile.