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. 2017 Nov 6;1(10):1014–1023. doi: 10.1002/hep4.1118

Table 2.

CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH HBVr

Age Sex Disease Time of HBVr (Months) Outcome Time of HBVr to Last Follow‐Up Antiviral Treatment HBV DNA Suppression (Months) HBsAg Loss After HBVr (Months) ALT (IU/mL) at HBVr INR at HBVr MELD Score at HBVr
1 28 M T‐NHL 13 survival 18 Lamivudin 9 31 0.99 7
2 36 M AML 13 death (sepsis) 14 Entecavir 157 1.06 6
3 54 M AML 2 survival 7 Entecavir NA (lost to follow‐up) 20 0.91 6
4 54 F AML 44 survival 83 Lamivudin 5 5 88 0.90 6
5 41 M MDS 30 survival 65 Lamivudin, Tenofovir 40 45 384 0.83 7
6 61 F AML 39 survival 54 Entecavir 26 0.95 6
7 61 F AML 67 survival 6 Tenofovir 6 159 NA
8 57 F sNHL 37 survival 27 Entecavir 34 0.87 8
9 48 M AML 25 death 22 Entecavir 4 11 617 1.66 27
10 55 M CML 28 survival 11 4 4 53 1.01 11
11 40 M HL 26 death (recurrence) 0 NA (death after 1 week) 68 1.18 18
12 57 M IMF 11 death (liver failure) 1 Lamivudin NA (death after 5 weeks) 229 1.44 19
13 61 F AML 25 survival 16 Adefovir 1 2 1125 1.27 18

Abbreviations: ALT, alanine transaminase; AML, acute myeloid leukemia; CML, chronic myeloid leukemia; HL, Hodgkin lymphoma; IMF, idiopathic osteomyelofibrosis; INR, international normalized ratio; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; MELD, model for end‐stage liver disease; NA, unknown; sNHL, secondary non‐Hodgkin lymphoma; T‐NHL, T‐cell non‐Hodgkin lymphoma.