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. 2013 Jan 21;2013:186573. doi: 10.1155/2013/186573

Table 1.

Clinical data of the combinational use of oxymatrine with 3TC for the treatment of HBV infection.

Data sources Groups and dosages Number of cases Course of treatment (months) Rate of ALT normalization (%) Rate of HBeAg negative conversion (%) Rate of HBV-DNA negative conversion (%)
Song [6] 3TC(100#) + Omt(400) 32 3 78.1 46.9 90.6
3TC(100) 30 3 50.0 16.7 86.7

Fan [7] 3TC(100) + Omt(400) 32 3 25 15 29
3TC(100) 30 3 15 5 26

Duan [8] 3TC(100) + Omt(600) 60 6 53.3 63.3
3TC(100) 60 6 18.3 23.3

Zhang [9] 3TC(100) + Omt(600) 62 6 53.23 62.90
3TC(100) 62 6 19.35 24.19

Xie [10] 3TC(100) + Omt(150) 78 6 100 53.8 55.1
3TC(100) 42 6 90.5 45.2 47.6

Liu [11] 3TC(100) + Omt(400) 31 12 100 61.3 87.1
3TC(100) 34 12 100 37.1 85.7

Su [12] 3TC(100) + Omt(300) 30 12 91.23 66.67 86.67
3TC(100) 30 12 68.26 43.33 63.33

Chen [13] 3TC(100) + Omt(200) 38 12 11 23
3TC(100) 34 12 7 16

#The dosage unit is mg/day.

The dosage of the former three months is 600 mg/day by intravenous administration, and the dosage of the followed nine months is 300 mg/day by oral administration.

—: the data were not reported in the original literatures.