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Published in final edited form as: Clin Infect Dis. 2023 Aug 14;77(3):405–413. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciad182

Table 2.

All-cause Mortality Rate by Different Socio-demographic and Clinical Factors Among Six Study Cohorts—Georgia, 2015–2020

Never Exposed (N = 1 660 573) Anti-HCV (+), Unknown Viremia Status (N = 18 994) Current HCV Infection and Untreated (N = 15 747) Discontinued Treatment (N = 1893) Completed Treatment, No SVR Assessment (N = 16 164) Completed Treatment, Achieved SVR (N = 50 953)
Deaths Deaths/100 PY (95% CI) Deaths Deaths/100 PY (95% CI) Deaths Deaths/100 PY (95% CI) Deaths Deaths/100 PY (95% CI) Deaths Deaths/100 PY (95% CI) Deaths Deaths/100 PY (95% CI)
Total 91 157 2.55 (2.53–2.56) 3774 9.06 (8.77–9.36) 2885 10.33 (9.96–10.71) 424 10.62 (9.65–11.68) 673 1.69 (1.56–1.82) 1458 1.07 (1.02–1.13)
Age categories
 18–29 929 0.09 (.09–.10) 23 0.47 (.31–.72) 14 0.89 (.53–1.51) 2 1.01 (.25–4.02) 4 0.23 (.09–.62) 12 0.18 (.10–.33)
 30–39 1337 0.20 (.19–.21) 150 1.83 (1.55–2.15) 108 1.87 (1.55–2.26) 32 3.67 (2.60–5.19) 36 0.38 (.27–.52) 100 0.35 (.29–.43)
 40–49 3132 0.61 (.59–.64) 368 3.67 (3.30–4.07) 348 4.74 (4.26–5.26) 90 7.24 (5.89–8.90) 160 1.08 (.92–1.26) 327 0.67 (.60–.75)
 50–59 9129 1.72 (1.68–1.76) 671 8.79 (8.13–9.49) 728 12.60 (11.72–13.56) 149 16.63 (14.17–19.53) 275 2.85 (2.53–3.21) 542 1.53 (1.41–1.67)
 ≥60 76 630 8.84 (8.77–8.90) 2562 23.19 (22.30–24.12) 1687 22.74 (21.67–23.85) 151 19.29 (16.45–22.63) 198 4.75 (4.13–5.46) 477 2.73 (2.50–2.99)
Sex
 Female 44 018 2.11 (2.09–2.13) 1441 9.90 (9.40–10.43) 891 12.35 (11.56–13.19) 69 10.73 (8.48–13.59) 84 1.47 (1.18–1.82) 235 0.81 (.71–0.92)
 Male 47 139 3.16 (3.13–3.19) 2333 8.60 (8.25–8.96) 1994 9.62 (9.21–10.05) 355 10.60 (9.55–11.76) 589 1.72 (1.59–1.87) 1223 1.14 (1.08–1.21)
BMI
 < 18.5 5 8.71 (3.63–20.93) 2 0.64 (.16–2.54) 12 1.06 (.60–1.86)
 18.5–24.9 147 11.20 (9.53–13.17) 109 1.20 (.99–1.44) 268 0.86 (.76–.97)
 25.0–30.0 113 11.49 (9.55–13.81) 89 1.11 (.91–1.37) 297 0.97 (.86–1.08)
 >30.0 46 13.04 (9.77–17.41) 51 1.34 (1.02–1.76) 165 1.03 (.89–1.20)
Advanced fibrosisa
 Yes 260 15.00 (13.28–16.94) 524 2.93 (2.69–3.19) 999 2.10 (1.97–2.23)
 No 164 7.31 (6.27–8.52) 143 0.65 (.55–0.77) 455 0.51 (.47–.56)
Genotype
 1 215 13.16 (11.51–15.04) 301 1.81 (1.62–2.03) 700 1.14 (1.06–1.23)
 2 62 9.03 (7.04–11.59) 119 1.55 (1.30–1.86) 276 1.01 (.90–1.14)
 3 141 9.42 (7.99–11.11) 224 1.55 (1.36–1.76) 457 1.04 (.95–1.14)
 Other 6 5.45 (2.45–12.12) 19 2.19 (1.40–3.43) 22 0.73 (.48–1.11)
Treatment regimen
 SOF + RBV 51 6.88 (5.23–9.05) 199 3.04 (2.65–3.50) 345 1.91 (1.71–2.12)
 SOF/LED 172 12.85 (11.06–14.92) 160 1.16 (.99–1.35) 470 0.88 (.80–.96)
 SOF/LED + RBV 184 11.45 (9.91–13.23) 254 1.45 (1.28–1.64) 608 1.03 (.95–1.11)
 SOF/VEL 15 5.33 (3.21–8.84) 46 2.32 (1.74–3.10) 26 0.51 (.35–.75)
 SOF/VEL + RBV 2 8.38 (2.09–33.49) 13 15.08 (8.75–25.96) 7 2.50 (1.19–5.24)
 ELB/GRZ 1 5.98 (.84—42.46) 2 5.46 (1.37–21.84)
Follow-up (d)b
 Median (IQR) 736 (375, 1135) 754 (286, 1203) 574 (244, 864) 695 (336, 1149) 954 (408, 1365) 1115 (531, 1379)

Abbreviations: Anti-HCV, antibodies against hepatitis C virus; BMI, body mass index; CI, confidence interval; ELB, elbasvir; FIB-4, fibrosis-4 index; GRZ, Grazoprevir; HCV, hepatitis C virus; IQR, interquartile range; LED, ledipasvir; PY, person-years; RBV, ribavirin; SOF, sofosbuvir; SVR, sustained virologic response; VEL, velpatasvir.

a

Advanced fibrosis defined as fibroscan score ≥F3 or FIB-4 score >3.25. Not advanced defined as fibroscan <F3 or FIB-4 score <1.45. Priority given to fibroscan results for all determinations.

b

Follow-up began when definitive testing was performed and ended at the date of death for deceased individuals, or end of the study period (30 September 2020) for surviving individuals.