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Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Jan 21, 2026; 32(3): 114176
Published online Jan 21, 2026. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v32.i3.114176
Table 2 Achievement of sustained virologic response according to treatment in hepatitis C virus mono-infected and human immunodeficiency virus/hepatitis C virus co-infected groups, n (%)

Not achieved
Achieved
All treated
    Before IPTW
        HCV mono-infection (n = 741)49 (6.6)692 (93.4)
        HIV/HCV co-infection (n = 86)16 (18.6)70 (81.4)
        P value< 0.001
    After IPTW
        HCV mono-infection (n = 741)49 (6.6)692 (93.4)
        HIV/HCV co-infection (n = 86)11 (13.1)75 (86.9)
        P value0.114
Treated with Peginterferon plus ribavirin
    Before IPTW
        HCV mono-infection (n = 212)42 (19.8)170 (80.2)
        HIV/HCV co-infection (n = 30)12 (40.0)18 (60.0)
        P value0.024
    After IPTW
        HCV mono-infection (n = 212)42 (19.8)170 (80.2)
        HIV/HCV co-infection (n = 30)13 (42.9)17 (57.1)
        P value0.039
Treated with DAA
    Before IPTW
        HCV mono-infection (n = 529)7 (1.3)522 (98.7)
        HIV/HCV co-infection (n = 56)4 (7.1)52 (92.9)
        P value0.015
    After IPTW
        HCV mono-infection (n = 529)7 (1.3)522 (98.7)
        HIV/HCV co-infection (n = 56)2 (3.7)54 (96.3)
        P value0.139


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