Hepatitis b immune globulin

in order to prevent recurrence of hepatitis B virus infection after liver transplantation for liver failure caused by hepatitis B virus. In order to give rapidly available antibodies against hepatitis B virus to prevent hepatitis B in the following cases: In case of accidental exposure in non-immunised subjects (that is persons who have not been vaccinated against the hepatitis B virus; including persons whose vaccination is incomplete or status unknown). ... Read more in order to prevent recurrence of hepatitis B virus infection after liver transplantation for liver failure caused by hepatitis B virus. In order to give rapidly available antibodies against hepatitis B virus to prevent hepatitis B in the following cases: In case of accidental exposure in non-immunised subjects (that is persons who have not been vaccinated against the hepatitis B virus; including persons whose vaccination is incomplete or status unknown). In haemodialysed patients (that is patients with a severe renal failure that need a blood purification by an artificial kidney), until vaccination has become effective In the newborn of a hepatitis B virus carrier-mother. In subjects who did not show an immune response after vaccination (that is persons in which the vaccination did not become effective) and for whom a continuous prevention is necessary due to the continuous risk of being infected with hepatitis B virus.