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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Infect Dis. 2009 Sep 15;200(6):877–881. doi: 10.1086/605444

Table 1.

Demographics and treatment outcomes

ID # Age Gender Ethnicity Genotype Pre-treatment HCV
RNA (IU/ml)
Treatment Weeks RVR SVR
Incarcerated Cohort
1 21 M Caucasian 1a 363,000 22 yes yes
2 31 M Caucasian 1a 22,200 24 yes yes
3 29 M Caucasian 1a 93,699 25 yes yes
4 25 F Caucasian 2b 1,665,560 15 yes yes
5 34 M Caucasian 1a 252,532 24 yes yes
6 41 M Caucasian 4a 88,574 24 yes yes
7 29 M Caucasian 3a 834,400 26 yes yes
8 35 M Caucasian/Hispanic 1a 32,366 16 yes yes
9 24 M Caucasian 1a 261,437 24 yes yes
10 19 F Caucasian 1a 131,819 24 yes viral breakthrough
11 32 M Caucasian 1a 546,478 20 no viral breakthrough
12 30 M Caucasian 4acd 1,590 16 yes lost to follow up
13 24 F Caucasian 3a 190,778 12 yes lost to follow up
14 39 M Caucasian 3a 93,185 12 yes yes
15 40 M Caucasian 1a 1,790,000 28 yes no
Community Cohort
16 63 F Caucasian 1 95,800 12 yes yes
17 36 M Caucasian 1b 1,230 24 yes yes
18 20 F Caucasian 1a 235,000 24 yes yes
19 26 F Caucasian 1a 648 24 yes yes
20 20 M Caucasian/Black 1ab > 700000 48 no yes
21 27 M Caucasian 1 292,000 24 yes lost to follow up
22 29 M Caucasian 1 > 700000 48 yes yes
23 20 F Caucasian 1 > 700000 24 yes yes
24 40 F Caucasian 3a > 700000 12 yes yes
25 41 M Hispanic 3a 1,385 24 yes yes
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HCV RNA monitoring of patient 1 utilized bDNA Quantiplex, Chiron Corporation for all time points.

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A course of 48 weeks of therapy was recommended to patient 15 who delayed treatment for 27 months due to depression; he self-discontinued treatment after 27 weeks with subsequent virologic rebound.

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Patient 22 and 25 were HIV seropositive.