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Clinical Observation of Entecavir in Treatment of Patients with Chronic Severe Hepatitis B

Guo Yu-xian

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Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of entecavir(ETV)treatment on patients with chronic severe hepatitis B.Methods 82 native patients of chronic severe hepatitis B with positive HBV-DNA were divided into two groups,treatment group(37 cases) were prescribed with normal treatment plus ETV(0.5mg qd),while control group(45 cases) were treated with normal treatment alone.Symptoms,the levels of TB,ALT,PTA,HBV-DNA loads were determined before and at the end of the study.Results The effective rate of the treatment group(75.7%) were significant higher than that in the control group(53.4%)(P0.01).The amplitudes of the decline of TB and ALT and increase of PTA was greater in treatment group than in the control(P0.05).The rate of HBV-DNA into negative was 93.8% in treatment group and 16.7% in the control at the end of 8 weeks treatment.There was one patient who had a severe adverse event during the trial.Conclusion ETV is effective and safery for the treatment of patients with chronic severe hepatitis B.

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Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of entecavir(ETV)treatment on patients with chronic severe hepatitis B.Methods 82 native patients of chronic severe hepatitis B with positive HBV-DNA were divided into two groups,treatment group(37 cases) were prescribed with normal treatment plus ETV(0.5mg qd),while control group(45 cases) were treated with normal treatment alone.Symptoms,the levels of TB,ALT,PTA,HBV-DNA loads were determined before and at the end of the study.Results The effective rate of the treatment group(75.7%) were significant higher than that in the control group(53.4%)(P0.01).The amplitudes of the decline of TB and ALT and increase of PTA was greater in treatment group than in the control(P0.05).The rate of HBV-DNA into negative was 93.8% in treatment group and 16.7% in the control at the end of 8 weeks treatment.There was one patient who had a severe adverse event during the trial.Conclusion ETV is effective and safery for the treatment of patients with chronic severe hepatitis B.

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Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of entecavir(ETV)treatment on patients with chronic severe hepatitis B.Methods 82 native patients of chronic severe hepatitis B with positive HBV-DNA were divided into two groups,treatment group(37 cases) were prescribed with normal treatment plus ETV(0.5mg qd),while control group(45 cases) were treated with normal treatment alone.Symptoms,the levels of TB,ALT,PTA,HBV-DNA loads were determined before and at the end of the study.Results The effective rate of the treatment group(75.7%) were significant higher than that in the control group(53.4%)(P0.01).The amplitudes of the decline of TB and ALT and increase of PTA was greater in treatment group than in the control(P0.05).The rate of HBV-DNA into negative was 93.8% in treatment group and 16.7% in the control at the end of 8 weeks treatment.There was one patient who had a severe adverse event during the trial.Conclusion ETV is effective and safery for the treatment of patients with chronic severe hepatitis B.

Key concepts: Entecavir, Medicine, Chronic hepatitis, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Hepatitis a virus, Hepatitis B, Adverse effect

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