Clinical Study

Sofosbuvir-Based Therapies for Patients with Hepatitis C Virus Infection: Real-World Experience in China

Table 1

Baseline demographics and biochemical characteristics of study population.

SOF+DCV 
N=96
SOF+LDV 
N=99
SOF+VEL 
N=31
Total 
N=226

Male, n(%)43 (45%)65 (66%)12 (39%)120 (53%)
Age(years), Mean±SD46.6±14.339.6±7.842.7±15.243.4±8.3
Treatment history, n(%)
 Treatment naïve54 (56%)50 (51%)21 (68%)125 (55%)
 Treatment-experienced42 (44%)49 (49%)10 (32%)101 (45%)
HCV genotype, n(%)
 1b55 (57.2%)73 (73.7%)12 (38.7%)140 (61.9%)
 2a13 (13.5%)06 (19.4%)19 (8.4%)
 3a5 (5.2%)05 (16.1%)10 (4.4%)
 3b7 (7.3%)05 (16.1%)12 (5.3%)
 6a16 (16.7%)26 (26.3%)3 (9.7%)45 (19.9%)
ALT(U/L), Mean±SD42.3±16.338.6±14.641.5±19.841.6±15.5
AST(U/L), Mean±SD34.3±13.533.2±12.835.6±15.234.5±13.1
Hemoglobin (g/L), Mean±SD136.2±20.2128.8±31.1133.2±22.5133.1±30.8
Platelet×109/L, Mean±SD208.2±36.6233.6±42.2268.4±48.5230.7±45.2
AFP (ng/ml), Mean±SD6.6±3.15.8±3.05.5±2.76.0±3.2
HCV RNA, log10 IU/ml, Mean±SD5.6±2.25.8±1.75.3±1.65.6±2.0
LSM (kPa), Mean±SD5.9±2.36.0±2.16.4±1.86.0±2.3

SOF, Sofosbuvir; DCV, Daclatasvir; LDV, Ledipasvir; VEL, Velpatasvir; HCV, hepatitis C virus; ALT, alanine aminotransferase; AST, aspartate aminotransferase; AFP, alpha-fetoprotein; LSM, liver stiffness measurement.