Table 2.

Comparison of baseline predictors of response with patients that achieved a complete virological response or a virological response.

	Complete Virological Response^			Virological Response°
	Yes	No	p-value	Yes	No	p-value
N	3	8		5	6
Age (years)*	49±4	41±14	0.311	45±15	42±12	0.271
ALT (U/L)*	98±93	181±155	0.311	84±70	221±161	0.071
Alkaline Phosphatase (U/L)*	62±10	123±60	0.0661	78±29	129±68	0.21
Bilirubin (mg/dL)*	0.6±0.2	1±0.4	0.0641	0.6±0.2	1.1±0.3	0.0061
HBV-DNA >1000 IU/mL (%)	1 (33%)	1 (13%)	0.492	1 (20%)	1 (17%)	1.02
HBsAg (log10 IU/mL)*	3.4±0.6	3.8±0.6	0.311	3.2±0.6	4.0±0.3	0.051
HDV RNA (log10 GE/mL)*	6.2±1.2	6.9±1.2	0.411	6.1±1.3	7.3±0.9	0.201
HAI Inflammation (median)	12 (7–14)	10 (7–14)	0.921	12 (7–14)	10 (7–14)	0.781
Fibrosis (median, range)	3 (3–3)	4 (3–6)	0.091	3 (3–4)	4 (3–6)	0.111
Platelets (1000/uL)*	153±71	138±54	0.841	142±56	143±60	1.01
HVPG (mmHg)*	8±0	11±7	0.791	12±89	9±4	0.521
rs12979860 genotype (n=10)			1.02			1.02
CC	1 (50%)	4 (50%)		2 (50%)	3 (50%)
CT	1 (50%)	4 (50%		2 (50%)	3 (50%)

¹Mann-Whitney test

²Fisher’s exact test

^*Mean (range)

^{^}Complete Virological Response = Undetectable HDV RNA in serum and seroconversion of HBsAg

^°Virological Response = Undetectable HDV RNA in serum