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Comparison of the efficacy of entecavir and tenofovir
monotherapy for the treatment of treatment -naïve
patients with hepatitis B virus
Young Kul Jung1, Hyung Joon Yim1, Sang Jun Suh1, Oh Sang
Kwon2, Yun Soo Kim2, Duck Joo Choi2, Ju H. Kim2; 1Korea Univ.
Ansan Hosiptal, Ansan, Korea (the Republic of); 2Internal Medicine,
Gachon Univ. Gil hospital, Incheon, Korea (the Republic of)
Backgrounds: Current treatment guidelines recommend either
entecavir (ETV) or tenofovir (TDF) as first line treatment for management
of chronic hepatitis B patients given their high antiviral
potency, favorable tolerability profile, and high genetic
barriers to the development of antiviral resistance. However,
it is not clear whether the efficacy reported from head-to-head
trial is similar to the outcomes seen in routine practice. Aim
: Our aim is to investigate the treatment outcomes of antiviral
therapy in a clinical practice. Methods: We conducted a
prospective cohort study of 130 treatment-naïve patients who
started either ETV or TDF by randomization manner between
Januanry 2013 and December 2014. Primary endpoint was
complete viral suppression rate (HBV DNA real-time PCR <
20 IU/mL) at 12 month after treatment. Results: Total 130
CHB patients were enrolled and randomized in both group.
However, 15 patients were dropped by any lesion and 104
patients (80%) were remain at 12 months. The majority of
patients in both ETV and TDF group were male (73%), HBeAg
negative (60%), and non-cirrhotic patients (52%). Pretreatment
serum ALT, HBV DNA level, bilirubin, and albumin level were
similar between two groups (p=n.s.). At treatment 12 months,
both group achieved similar complete virological response:
85% vs. 86%, respectively (p=0.26). Biochemical response
is also similar: 95% vs. 96%, respectively (p=0.3). Among
HBeAg positive patients, 6 patients showed HBeAg loss ( 2
patients in ETV, 4 in TDF) and 2 patients achieved HBeAg
seroconversion (1 at ETV, 1 at TDF). 3 patients experienced
side effect and stopped medication (1 at ETV, 2 at TDF). However,
there was no serious side effect during treatment period.
Conclusions: Treatment-naïve CHB patients treated with either
ETV or TDF achieved a similar rate of complete virological and
biochemical response at 12 months. However, drop rate was
slightly high regardless of drug and attention to medication
adherence is needed in a clinical practice.
Disclosures:
The following people have nothing to disclose: Young Kul Jung, Hyung Joon Yim,
Sang Jun Suh, Oh Sang Kwon, Yun Soo Kim, Duck Joo Choi, Ju H. Kim
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