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. 2015 Feb 6;10(2):e0116978. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0116978

Table 2. Clinical data of 11 patients with hepatitis B reactivation without antiviral prophylaxis before chemotherapy.

Case Number Cancer type Department of doctor BaselineALT (U/L) Peak ALT (U/L) Hepatic decompensation HBV DNA on reactivation (IU/ml) Courses of C/T before reactivation Time from last C/T to reactivation (days) Salvage treatment of reactivation Outcome
1 Colon cancer Colorectal surgery 18 118 No 602000 10 8 ETV 0.5mg Recovery
2 Lung cancer Chest medicine 78 955 No 3950000 1 25 ETV 0.5mg Recovery
3 Lung cancer Thoracic surgery 36 303 Yes 21972 5 56 ETV 0.5mg Recovery
4 Colon cancer Colorectal surgery 31 121 No 26000 7 10 ETV 0.5mg Recovery
5 HCC General surgery 44 366 No 11853 2 39 LdT 600mg Recovery
6 Gastric cancer General surgery 29 880 Yes 4326631 5 30 LdT 600mg Expired
7 Lung cancer Thoracic surgery 30 217 No 10372 5 7 LAM 100mg Recovery
8 Lung cancer Thoracic surgery 87 372 Yes 61000 3 21 TDF 300mg Recovery
9 Rectal cancer Colorectal surgery 21 494 No > 10 10 4 17 TDF 300mg Recovery
10 Lung cancer Chest medicine 22 115 No 10126 2 8 LAM 100mg Recovery
11 Rectal cancer Colorectal surgery 18 468 Yes NA 10 30 No Expired

ALT, alanine aminotransferase; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; NA, not available; C/T, chemotherapy; ETV, entecavir; LdT, telbivudine; LAM, lamivudine; TDF, tenofovir.

All patients were hepatitis B e antigen-negative.

Case 5, Case 7, Case 10 reported themselves to be inactive HBV carriers in other medical institutions.

Case 11 died within 2 days after admission without virological data and antiviral treatment.