Blood Donor Serological Screening in Makkah, Saudi Arabia: A 7-Year Retrospective Study on Transfusion-Transmitted Infections
2025
Amr J. Halawani | Afnan J. Hawsawi | Latifa A. Jaber | Saeed M. Kabrah | Turki M. Maghrabi | Khaled M. Alobaid | Alaa A. Kaki | Ayman M. Aljabri | Adel S. Alsaedi | Mohammed M. Alharbi | Abdullah F. Alhazmi | Hani A. Alsaedi | Ahmed S. Almalki | Fatima A. Alharthi | Yahya H. Almalki | Abdullah M. Alotaibi | Rakan M. Abu-Harba | Ahmad F. Arbaeen | Hesham A. Malak | Mohammad O. Sabbag | Rani O. Alnabati
Conclusion: The overall prevalence of TTIs among blood donors in Makkah was low, affirming the effectiveness of current screening protocols. However, the relatively high prevalence of hepatitis B core antibodies indicates prior exposure among a notable proportion of donors. Yearly fluctuations in seropositivity suggest evolving epidemiological patterns, warranting continuous surveillance and targeted public health interventions.
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