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. 2022 Oct 2;29(1):106–114. doi: 10.1111/hae.14668

TABLE 2.

Liver‐related complications and mortality after median 44 years since HCV infection in HCV antibody‐positive persons with inherited bleeding disorders

Complete cohort Ever diagnosed with chronic HCV
Number 382 309
  Spontaneous clearance Ever diagnosed with chronic HCV HIV/HCV HCV mono
Number 73 309 48 261
Data are reported as number (percentage, 95% confidence interval)
Liver‐related complication 1 a (1, 0–7) 42 (14, 10–18) 16 (33, 20–48) 26 (10, 7–14)
Decompensated cirrhosis 1 (1, 0–7) 31 (10, 7–14) 15 (31, 19–46) 16 (6, 4–10)
Hepatocellular carcinoma 1 (1, 0–7) 17 (6, 3–9) 2 (4, 1–14) 15 (6, 3–9)
Gastroesophageal bleeding 1 (1, 0–7) 10 (3, 2–6) 2 (4, 1–14) 8 (3, 1–6)
Liver transplantation 0 4 (1, 0–3) 0 4 (2, 0–4)
All‐cause mortality 14 (19, 10–30) 83 (27, 22–32) 29 (60, 45–74) 54 (21, 16–26)
HIV/AIDS 2 (3, 0–10) 18 (6, 3–9) 18 (38, 24–53) 0
Liver‐related 1a (1, 0–7) 23 (7, 5–11) 10 (21, 10–35) 13 (5, 3–8)
Non‐variceal haemorrhage 1 (1, 0–7) 11 (4, 2–6) 0 11 (4, 2–7)
Malignancy b 4 (5, 2–13) 7 (2, 1–5) 0 7 (3, 1–5)
Other 4 (5, 2–13) 16 (5, 3–8) 0 16 (6, 4–10)
Unknown 2 (3, 0–10) 8 (3, 3–8) 1 (2, 0–11) 7 (3, 1–5)

AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome; HCV, hepatitis C virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus.

aDiagnosed with alcoholic cirrhosis.

bMalignancies not related to either HIV or HCV.