Comparative study on clinical effects of lamivudine and entecavir in treatment of chronic hepatitis gravis
Ying Guihu
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Ying Guihu
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Objective To evaluate the short-term of lamivudine and entecavir in treatment of chronic hepatitis gravis.Methods Seventy-two patients with chronic hepatitis gravis were divided into lamivudine group and entecavir group.One group received lamivudine for 24 weeks,the other received entecavir for 24 weeks,and patients in both groups received conventional treatment.Results After 24 weeks of treatment,the negativity of HBV DNA in entecavir group was significantly higher than that in lamivudine group.ALT and TBIL decrease levels in entecavir group was significantly higher than that in lamivudine group.Conclusion The short-term efficacy of entecavir treatment for chronic hepatitis gravis is better than lamivudine treatment.
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Objective To evaluate the short-term of lamivudine and entecavir in treatment of chronic hepatitis gravis.Methods Seventy-two patients with chronic hepatitis gravis were divided into lamivudine group and entecavir group.One group received lamivudine for 24 weeks,the other received entecavir for 24 weeks,and patients in both groups received conventional treatment.Results After 24 weeks of treatment,the negativity of HBV DNA in entecavir group was significantly higher than that in lamivudine group.ALT and TBIL decrease levels in entecavir group was significantly higher than that in lamivudine group.Conclusion The short-term efficacy of entecavir treatment for chronic hepatitis gravis is better than lamivudine treatment.
Key concepts: Lamivudine, Entecavir, Medicine, Chronic hepatitis, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Hepatitis a virus, Virology