About Results of Successive Application Two «Strategies» of Antiviral Therapy of Chronic Hepatitis B Patients
Nihiar Nagiyeva, Murad Mamedov
Abstract
Nihiar Nagiyeva, Murad Mamedov
Abstract
The authors presented main results of their clinical observation for 128 chronic hepatitis B (CHB), which underwent antiviral therapy with pegilated interferon for 6 months. 44,5% of these patients had sustained virological response (SVR). Then 55,5% patients who after therapy had no SVR were additionally treated with one of nucleosides analog for 18 month. Finally 6 month later after end of second therapy SVR was registered at more than 90% of CHB patients.
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The authors presented main results of their clinical observation for 128 chronic hepatitis B (CHB), which underwent antiviral therapy with pegilated interferon for 6 months. 44,5% of these patients had sustained virological response (SVR). Then 55,5% patients who after therapy had no SVR were additionally treated with one of nucleosides analog for 18 month. Finally 6 month later after end of second therapy SVR was registered at more than 90% of CHB patients.
Key concepts: Medicine, Antiviral therapy, Chronic hepatitis, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Interferon, Immunology, Virus