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HBV PGRNA DYNAMICS CHARACTERISTICS AMONG CHRONIC
HEPATITIS B PATIENTS RECEIVING NUCLEOS(T)IDE
ANALOGUE TREATMENT.
Hao Luo, Jinghang Xu, Ran Cheng, Yifan Han, Qian Kang,
Ning Tan, Jiali Pan, Hongyu Chen, Yuqing Yang and Xiaoyuan
Xu, Peking University First Hospital
Background: The dynamics characteristics of HBV pgRNA
during treatment of chronic hepatitis B (CHB) patients with
nucleos(t)ide analogues (NAs) still lack thorough study
Methods: We enrolled 110 patients to evaluate the dynamics
characteristics of HBV pgRNA According to strict inclusion
and exclusion criteria, 50 patients were included in without
partial virological response (group A), and 43 patients were
included in the partial virological response group (group B)
They were receiving NA treatment for over 7 years, and during
the follow-up, serum and clinical information were collected
every 6 months HBV pgRNA was detected by real-time
quantitative PCR with specific probes. Results: In groups A
and B, the average age, ALT, HBV DNA and HBV pgRNA were
similar; group B had more males and HBeAg-positive patients
(P=0 00) During the 7-year treatment, ALT, HBV DNA and
HBV pgRNA continued to decline; after long-term treatment,
the viral markers trended towards normal At the beginning of
treatment, HBV pgRNA had an elevated trend ALT declined
rapidly in groups A and B. The HBV DNA in group B fluctuated
for some time The HBV pgRNA in group B increased at the
beginning of treatment and then declined as in group A The
HBV pgRNA in group A remained steady at the beginning
of treatment Then, HBV DNA became undetectable Thus,
the HBV pgRNA undetectable time and ALT normal time of
patients during follow-up were analyzed In group A, the HBV
DNA undetectable time was shorter than the HBV pgRNA
undetectable time (P=0 00) The ALT normal time was shorter
than the HBV pgRNA undetectable time (P=0 00) In group
B, the HBV DNA undetectable time was longer than the HBV
pgRNA undetectable time (P=0 00) The ALT normal time
was also shorter than the HBV pgRNA undetectable time
(P=0 00) Finally, we used mixed linear models to analyze the
factors independently associated with HBV pgRNA dynamics
The fixed effects included age, gender, treatment NA type,
treatment time, type of virological response, ALT and HBV DNA
(log10 IU/ml), and the random effects included the IDs of the
patients The results showed that only the presence of partial
virological response (P=0 00) and treatment time (P=0 00)
were statically significant. The pgRNA level of the group A was
less than that of the group B by 1 28 log10 IU/ml, and the 95%
confidence interval was 1.80~0.75 log10 IU/ml When patients
underwent NA treatment, the pgRNA decreased 1 29 log10
IU/ml every year until it became undetectable, and the 95%
confidence interval was 2.15~0.43 log10 IU/ml Conclusion:
The dynamics of pgRNA could independently reflect the
effect of antiviral treatment The HBV pgRNA level of partial
virological response patients was higher than that of patients
without partial virological response by 1 28 log10 IU/ml When
patients underwent NA treatment, the pgRNA decreased 1 29
log10 IU/ml every year until it became undetectable. |
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