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

TABLE 3.

Characteristics of successfully treated individuals, stratified for therapy type

  Interferon‐cured DAA‐cured
Number 97 102
Age (median, IQR) (years)
At start of treatment 37 (28–44) 49 (41–60)
At end of follow‐up 54 (47–64) 52 (45–63)
HCV infection duration (years) 29 (23–34) 45 (38–48)
Advanced fibrosis or cirrhosis a 20 (21%) 43 (42%)
Child–Pugh A/B/C 18/2/0 42/1/0
HCV genotype
1 36 (37%) 90 (88%)
2 21 (22%) 2 (2%)
3 17 (18%) 6 (6%)
4 1 (1%) 3 (3%)
5 1 (1%) 0
Unknown 21 (21%) 1 (1%)
HIV co‐infection 9 (9%) 12 (12%)
No prior (Peg)‐interferon treatment 85 (88%) 61 (60%)
History of severe alcohol use b 9 (9%) 10 (10%)
Body mass index (median, IQR) (kg/m2) 26 (23–28) 25 (22–28)
Platelet count (median, IQR)
Prior to successful treatment 221 (181–271) 206 (165–254)
Two to four year post‐SVR 234 (195–289) 228 (185–270)
APRI ≥1.0
Prior to successful treatment 20/91 (22%) 27/102 (27%)
Two to four years post‐SVR 3/80 (4%) 4/37 (11%)
FIB‐4 ≥3.25
Prior to successful treatment 2/91 (2%) 14/102 (14%)
Two to four years post‐SVR 1/80 (1%) 4/37 (11%)

Data are reported as number (percentage) unless otherwise noted. Characteristics reported at the most recent clinical visit, unless otherwise noted. APRI, AST to Platelet Ratio Index; DAA, direct‐acting antivirals; FIB‐4, Fibrosis‐4 Score; HCV, hepatitis C virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; IQR, interquartile range; SVR, sustained virological response.

Defined as a Fibroscan result ≥9.5 kPa or radiological, histological or clinical diagnosis.

Defined as an alcohol intake > 20 units per week.