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. 2014 Feb 26;20:321–328. doi: 10.12659/MSM.889788

Table 2.

Demographic and clinical characteristics in responder v/s nonresponder and naïve v/s NAs-experienced CHB patients.

Analogues antiviral therapy Significance p<0.05) Analogues antiviral therapy Significance p<0.05)
responder (n=28) nonresponder (n=26) Naïve (n=27) NAs experienced (n=27)
Gender (male/female) 10/18 19/7 0.0066 11/16 18/9 0.10
Age (years) 43.4±1.98 54.4±3.51 0.011 47.67±3.3 49.70±2.59 0.62
ALT (IU/l) 136±41 76±11 0.75 120±40 95±20 0.74
Baseline viral load (kIU/ml) 13702±8385 57857±15205 0.0035 33989±12765 35935±12814 0.98
HBe Ag (reactive/nonreactive) 8/20 15/11 0.033 9/18 14/14 0.25
HBe Ab (reactive/nonreactive) 21/7 12/14 0.032 19/8 14/13 0.25
Baseline HBV drug-resistant variants* (Yes/No) 19/9 17/9 0.86 13/14 23/4 0.019
Immunocompromised (Yes/No) 10/17 8/17 0.71 8/19 10/15 0.52
NAs therapy** (naïve/experienced) 13/15 14/12 0.60 NA$ NA## NA##
Antiviral therapy Lamivudine 16 14 0.029 23 7 0.0001
Entecavir 6 10 4 12
Tenofovir 6 1 0 7
lamivudine + adefovir 0 1 0 1
Liver biopsy# inflammation grade 2 2 0.50 1.75 2 0.70
fibrosis stage 1.5 1.5 0.99 1.5 1.5 0.42

Data are presented as a mean value ± standard error (SE);

#

data presented as a median value;

*

the presence of HBV drug-resistant minor variant before NAs therapy;

**

nucleoside/nucleotide analogues therapy;

##

not applicable.