Clinical Study

Dynamic Changes of the Frequency of Classic and Inflammatory Monocytes Subsets and Natural Killer Cells in Chronic Hepatitis C Patients Treated by Direct-Acting Antiviral Agents

Table 2

The kinetics of the immunological parameters during the treatment of patients with chronic hepatitis C and their comparison with healthy controls.

Parameter CHC patientsHealthy controls value
0 w4 w12 w0 W–HC4 W–0 W12 W–0 W4 W–12 W12 W–HC

CD14++CD16 monocyte cells (%)
59.14 ± 0.5467.59 ± 1.9871.54 ± 2.9972.75 ± 1.31nsnsns
CD14+CD16+ monocyte cells (%)18.49 ± 1.5413.39 ± 1.0712.42 ± 1.60nsns
CD3CD16+CD56+NK cells (%)13.29 ± 0.8512.68 ± 1.0914.44 ± 1.6018.72 ± 1.91nsnsnsns
Serum sCD14 (pg/mL)64407.38 ± 5778.4951639.83 ± 5778.4944390.06 ± 3330.1728370.76 ± 2357.68nsns
Serum sCD163 (pg/mL)22853.80 ± 4137.6111975.35 ± 1795.9111494.79 ± 1836.972934.41 ± 223.31ns
Serum IL-12 (pg/mL)2.98 ± 0.132.61 ± 0.132.51 ± 0.102.49 ± 0.1nsnsns
Serum IL-18 (pg/mL)76.51 ± 11.0152.73 ± 5.0040.63 ± 3.7211.45 ± 1.77nsns
Serum CXCL-10 (pg/mL)64.41 ± 6.1637.64 ± 5.2229.09 ± 3.4910.48 ± 0.43ns
Serum CXCL-11 (pg/mL)23.64 ± 3.5415.53 ± 2.079.64 ± 1.778.27 ± 2.19nsnsns

CHC patients: chronic hepatitis C patients; ; ; ; ns: no significance.