Table 2. HBV and HIV response to 3TC in HIV-1/HBV co-infected patients during 12 months of treatment.
Overall (N = 30) | HBeAg positive (N = 19) | HBeAg negative (N = 11) | p-valuea | ||||
n | %[95%CI] or median [IQR] | n | %[95%CI] or median [IQR] | n | %[95%CI] or median [IQR] | ||
HBV DNA suppressionb | |||||||
at 3 months | 14 | 47 [28–66] | 6 | 32 [13–57] | 8 | 73 [39–94] | 0.06 |
at 12 months | 20 | 67 [47–83] | 9 | 47 [24–71] | 11 | 100 [72–100] | 0.004 |
HIV load ≤50 cp/mL | |||||||
at 3 months | 22 | 73 [54–88] | 13 | 68 [43–87] | 9 | 82 [48–98] | 0.67 |
at 12 months | 22 | 73 [54–88] | 14 | 74 [49–91] | 8 | 73 [39–94] | 1.00 |
HIV RNA reduction | |||||||
at 3 months (log10 cp/mL) | 2.92 [2.54–3.53] | 2.93 [2.14–3.48] | 2.91 [2.54–4.08] | 0.53 | |||
at 12 months (log10 cp/mL) | 2.92 [1.52–3.45] | 2.93 [1.52–3.32] | 2.91 [1.17–4.08] | 0.78 |
Fisher’s exact test or Wilcoxon rank-sum test were used.
HBV DNA suppression was defined as serum HBV DNA level equal or below 150 or 2.18 log10 IU/mL.