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[Risk of hepatitis virus B and C transmission during medically assisted reproduction].

The transmissibility of viral hepatitis by medical technics is a topical question in public health care. So, it becomes important to assess transmission risk in medically assisted procreation (MAP), to define the management of couples according to their viral status. Mainly, B and C virus are concerned by transmission risk, because of their epidemiology. In that work, B and C virus epidemiology and transmissibility will be rapported, with the recent notions about detection and knowledge of C virus. According to that transmission risk a logical attitude in MAP will be defined.