[Clinical Significance of HBV Detection in NHL Patients].

OBJECTIVE: To analyze the relation of HBV infection with clinical characteristics and prognosis in NHL patients, so as to explore the significance of HBV detection. METHODS: Sixty-eight NHL patients from December 2013 to December 2016 were enrolled in NHL group and 136 patients with other malignancies were chosen in control group, the detectable rate of HBV was compared between 2 groups. The correlation of HBV infection with sex, age, stage, cell origin, expression of P53 and BCL-2 in NHL patients was analyzed. The prognosis-related factors in NHL patients were also analyzed. RESULTS: The infection rate of HBV in NHL group was 51.47%(35/68), that in control group was 15.44% (21/136), and the difference was statistically significant(χ2=27.768,P<0.05). HBV infection correlated with cell origins and expression of BCL-2 in NHL patients(P<0.05). The prognosis of NHL patients demonstrated no correlation with sex, age, cell origins and HBV infection (P>0.05), while the prognosis was significantly related with stage, expression of P53 and BCL-2(P<0.05). CONCLUSION: HBV infection correlates with BCL-2 expression level of NHL patients, and shows influence on the prognosis of patients.