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. 2013 Apr;27(4):217–223. doi: 10.1155/2013/515636

TABLE 4.

Treatment for chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection among 14 current and former injection drug users initiating therapy at the Street Health Centre in Kingston, Ontario

Patient Sex Age, years HCV genotype During treatment
Ribavirin compliance, % Status Outcome
Treatment, weeks
Self-reported use of illicit drugs* Positive tox screen for illicit drugs
Prescribed Completed
1 F 39 1 48 48 Yes Yes 98.2 Completed SVR
2 M 54 1 48 48 No No 100 Completed SVR
3 M 49 3 24 20 Yes No 97.1 Stopped early due to relapse N/A
4 M 53 2/3 24 24 No Yes 100 Completed SVR
5 F 25 3 24 22 No Yes 99 Completed SVR
6 M 49 1 48 48 Yes Yes 91 Completed ETR
7 F 48 1 48 10 No No 97.4 Stopped early due to critical illness and psychosis N/A
8 F 29 3 24 24 No No 97 Completed SVR
9 F 31 1 48 48 Yes Yes 81 Completed SVR
10 M 48 1 48 48 No No 100 Completed ETR
11 M 56 1 48 19 No No 100 Stopped early due to illness ETR
12 F 48 1 48 48 Yes Yes 99.8 Completed SVR
13 F 41 1 48 39 Yes Yes 100 Stopped due to nonresponse N/A
14 M 43 3 24 24 No No 100 Completed SVR
*

Excludes cannabis. ETR End of treatment response; EVR Early virological response; F Female; M Male; N/A Not applicable; SVR Sustained virological response; tox Toxicology