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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 7, 2014; 20(21): 6457-6469
Published online Jun 7, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i21.6457
Table 1 Current regimes of antiviral treatment for virus-related cirrhosis
Medicine usedNumber of patientsVirological responsesSurvivalRef.
HBV-related cirrhosis
ETV (1.0 mg/d) or ADV (10 mg/d)100 subjects treated with ETV, 91 subjects treated with ADV57% and 20% of subjects achieve HBV DNA undetectable after 48 wk (ETV and ADV, respectively)Overall 1-yr patient survival rates were 84% and 83% (ETV and ADV, respectively)[83]
TBV (600 mg/d) or LAM (100 mg/d)114 in the TBV group, another 114 in LAM group49.1% and 39.5% of subjects achieve HBV DNA undetectable after 104 wk (TBV and LAM, respectively)Overall 1-yr patient survival rates were 94% and 88% (TBV and LAM, respectively)[85]
ETV (0.5 mg/d)144 compensated and 55 decompensated cirrhosis patients treated with ETV78.5% and 89.1% of subjects achieve HBV DNA undetectable after 12 mo (compensated and decompensated, respectively)Not analyzed[86]
TDF (300 mg/d) or TDF (300 mg/d) + FTC (200 mg/d) or ETV (0.5 mg/d)45 in TDF group, 45 in TDF plus FTC group and 22 in ETV group70.5%, 87.8% and 72.7% achieve HBV DNA undetectable after 48 wk (TDF, TDF plus FTC, ETV, respectively)Not analyzed[84]
ADV (10 mg/d)226 wait-listed and 241 post-LT patients59% and 40% achieve HBV DNA undetectable after 48 wk (wait-listed and post transplantation, respectively)Overall 1-yr patient survival rates were 86% and 91% (wait-listed and post transplantation, respectively)[87]
HCV-related cirrhosis
Group 1: PegIFN-2a + RBV2 Group 2: PegIFN-2b + RBV3 Group 3: PegIFN-2a + placebo4453 in group 1, 444 in group 2 and 224 in group 369%, 52% and 59% achieve SVR1 after 24 wk (group 1, group 2 and group 3, respectively)Not analyzed[81]
Treated: IFN5 Untreated: placebo72 patients in both treated group and untreated groupNot analyzed5-yr overall survival is 50% and 39% in treated and untreated group, respectively[89]
Non-LT and LT cirrhotic patients are all treated for PEG-IFN a2a or a2b plus RBV643 HCV non-LT cirrhotic patients and 17 LT HCV related-cirrhotic patients69.8% and 47.1% achieve EVR and 41.9% and 29.4% achieve SVR (non-LT group and LT group, respectively)None of the non-LT cirrhotic patients died; LT cirrhotic patients with survival rates of 87% at 1 yr and of 76% at 3 and 5 yr after the treatment[97]