Ditemukan bahwa pada anak umur 6 ta

Ditemukan bahwa pada anak umur 6 tahun mulai terjadi penurunan titer anti-Hbs artinya mulai terjadi penurunan kekebalan terhadap virus hepatitis B (VHB) atau jumlah anak yang protektif 44 anak (38,26%) dan 71 anak nonprotektif (61,74%) dari jumlah 114 anak. Mulai terjadi penurunan kekebalan pada anak umur 6 tahun dan 7 tahun namun kekebalan naik pada anak umur 8 tahun dan 9 tahun cenderung stabil, setelah umur 9 tahun turun sampai umur 14 tahun. Saat umur 8 tahun ada kenaikan,hal ini kemungkinan responden mempunyai kekebalan yang memang saat diperiksa belum terjadi penurunan atau ada responden yang saat diperiksa mempunyai ketahanan sehingga kekebalan (titer anti-HBs) masih bisa terdeteksi kemungkinan hal ini bisa terjadi karena mungkin adanya faktor gizi atau suplemen gizi yang mencukupi sehingga memungkinan kondisi saat diperiksa titer anti-HBs belum turun atau masih protektif. Dari beberapa penelitian di Amerika Eropa dan China didapat kesimpulan bahwa rata-rata penurunan titer anti-HBs terjadi pada anak umur 8 tahun, 9 tahun bahkan ada yang diatas 10 tahun. Namun berdasarkan hasil penelitian data Riskesdas 2007 bahwa di Indonesia terjadi penurunan titer anti-HBs pada umur 6 tahun, artinya perlu dilakukan imunisasi ulang (booster) pada anak umur 6 tahun atau pada anak yang duduk di kelas satu SD (Sekolah Dasar).

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

It was found that in children 6 years of age began to decline of anti-Hbs titer means start happening decreased immunity to hepatitis B virus (VHB) or the number of children that are protective of the child 44 (38,26%) children's nonprotektif and 71 (61,74%) of the total number of 114 children. Start happening decrease immunity in children age 6 years and 7 years but rising immunity in children aged 8 years and 9 years tend to be stable, after 9 years of age go down until the age of 14 years. When 8 years old there is a rise, it is likely the respondents have immune hadn't checked yet occur or there is a decrease in respondent then examined have resilience so immune (anti-HBs titer) can still be detected the possibility this could happen because of the possible existence of nutrition or nutritional supplements which are sufficient so that possible the condition when inspected anti-HBs titer haven't come down or still protective. From some research in the United Europe and China obtained the conclusion that an average decrease of anti-HBs titer occurring in children aged 8 years, 9 years even over 10 years. But based on the results of the research data Riskesdas 2007 Indonesia occurred in that the decrease in titer of anti-HBs at the age of 6 years, which means that need to be done (booster) immunizations in children aged 6 years or older who sit in first class SD (elementary school).

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

It was found that in children aged 6 years from a decline in anti-Hbs titers began to decline means immunity against hepatitis B virus (HBV) or the number of child protective 44 children (38.26%) and 71 children nonprotektif (61.74%) of number of 114 children. Started to decrease immunity in children aged 6 years and 7 years, but immunity ride for children aged 8 years and 9 years tend to be stable, after the age of 9 years was down to the age of 14 years. At age 8 years there is an increase, it is likely respondents have immunity that is currently checked in yet decrease or no respondents when questioned have resilience so that immunity (titer of anti-HBs) can still be detected a possibility that this could happen because of possible presence of nutritional factors or Nutritional supplements are sufficient to allow the current state of anti-HBs titers checked yet down or still protective. From several studies in the US Europe and China concluded that the average decline in anti-HBs titers in children aged 8 years, 9 years old and some even over 10 years. However, based on the results of data Riskesdas 2007 that in Indonesia decreased anti-HBs titers at the age of 6 years, meaning that need to be repeated immunization (booster) in children aged 6 years or in children who sit in the first grade (elementary school).