Clinical Study
Restoration of Innate and Adaptive Immune Responses by HCV Viral Inhibition with an Induction Approach Using Natural Interferon-Beta in Chronic Hepatitis C
Table 3
Effect of RBV plus PEG-IFN-alpha 2b using an “induction” therapy with CPIT (NCT) on serum HCV RNA in chronic hepatitis C with high viral load, serotype 1 (genotype 1b), and wild or intermediate type in ISDR.
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ISDR: IFN sensitivity determining region, IFN: interferon, RVR: rapid virologic response, EVR: early virologic response, cEVR: complete EVR, pEVR: partial EVR, SVR: sustained virologic response, TVR: transient virologic response, CPIT: cyclic and periodic IFN treatment, NCT: novel combination, n.d: not determined, (−) in HCV RNA: undetectable HCV RNA (<50 IU/mL), (+) in HCV RNA: detectable HCV RNA (>50 IU/mL), $29 weeks of NCT, 4 weeks after end of NCT, £30 weeks of NCT, §8 weeks after end of NCT, and BT: breakthrough. |