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. 2011 Jan 5;5(2):654–663. doi: 10.1007/s12072-010-9228-9

Table 2.

Responses in Group A patients

Lamivudine + Placebo (n = 40) Lamivudine + Adefovir (n = 38)
HBV DNA responsea
 At weeks 48 and 52, N (%) 3/38 (8) 36/38 (95)
 At weeks 100 and 104, N (%) 5/38 (13)b 29/38 (76)b
HBV DNA -ve
 At week 52, N (%) 0/40 10/38 (26)
 At week 104, N (%) 1/40 (3) 13/38 (34)
HBV DNA change from baseline
 At week 52 Median (range) 0.11 (−3.8, 5.4) −4.88 (−7.3, −0.9)
 At week 104 Median (range) −0.11 (−4.6, 2.2) −6.18 (−7.3, 0.6)
HBeAg loss at week 104, N (%) 4/34 (12) 6/33 (18)
HBeAg seroconversion at week 104, N (%) 3/34 (9) 4/33 (12)
HBsAg loss at week 104, N (%) 0/40 2/37 (5)
HBsAg seroconversion at week 104, N (%) 0/40 2/37 (5)
ALT response (≤1.0 × ULN)
 At weeks 48 and 52, N (%) 2/40 (5) 15/37 (41)
 At weeks 100 and 104, N (%) 4/40 (10)b 18/37 (49)b
ALT × ULN change from baseline
 At week 52 Median (range) −0.48 (−38.2, 17.6) −1.10 (−18.4, 1.0)
 At week 104 Median (range) −1.05 (−39.1, 0.5) −1.29 (−18.4, −0.1)

HBV DNAve No HBV DNA was detected using the Cobas Amplicor HBV Monitor PCR assay with a lower limit of detection of 200 copies/mL

aTwo patients, in the lamivudine and placebo group did not have HBV DNA > 105 at baseline and were excluded from the virological efficacy analysis

bp ≤ 0.001