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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Viral Hepat. 2017 Sep 21;25(2):187–197. doi: 10.1111/jvh.12784

TABLE 4.

Baseline demographics, characteristics and outcomes of patients with clinically significant hepatic events

HIV-negative
HIV-positive
HBsAg−
HBsAg+ (N = 1) HBsAg-(N = 1)
HBsAg-or untested (N = 12) Anti-HBs+ (N = 27)
Cirrhosis, N (%)       9 (75)     22 (81)       1 (100)       1 (100)

Decompensated cirrhosis, N (%)       1 (8)       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)

Hepatocellular carcinoma, N (%)       0 (0)       1 (4)       0 (0)       0 (0)

Alcoholism, N (%)       1 (8)       1 (4)       0 (0)       0 (0)

Alcohol misuse, N (%)a       1 (8)       1 (4)       0 (0)       0 (0)

Baseline total bilirubin (mg/dL), median (IQR)    1.0 (0.8–1.2)    3.1 (2.3–3.6)    0.7 (0.7–0.7) N/A

Baseline ALT (IU/mL), median (IQR)     89 (54–98)     77 (45–103)     62 (62–62)     90 (90–90)

HCV direct-acting antiviral, N (%)

 PrOD       0 (0)       1 (4)       0 (0)       0 (0)

 ELB/GZP       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)

 SOF/DAC       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)

 SOF/LDV       6 (50)     13 (48)       0 (0)       1 (100)

 SOF/RBV       4 (33)       5 (19)       0 (0)       0 (0)

 SOF/SIM       2 (17)       8 (30)       1 (100)       0 (0)

 SOF/VEL       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)

HCV DAA duration days, median (IQR)     91 (81–86)   129 (78–137)     55 (55–55)   142 (142–142)

Follow-up to 12 wk post-treatment, N (%)     12 (100)     26 (96)       1 (100)       1 (100)

SVR12 tested, N (%)     11 (92)     23 (85)       1 (100)       1 (100)

SVR12 (among tested), N (%)       6 (55)     18 (78)       1 (100)       1 (100)

Event timing

 Significant hepatic events during therapy, N (%)a       1 (8)       3 (11)       1 (100)       0 (0)

 Significant hepatic events after therapy, N (%)a     11 (92)     24 (89)       1 (100)       1 (100)

Laboratory changes

 Maximum ALT (IU/mL) during treatment, median (IQR)     35 (24–80)     51 (29–95) 1495 (1495–1495)     80 (80–80)

 Maximum ALT (IU/mL) during treatment 1594   909 1495     80

 Maximum total bilirubin (mg/dL) during treatment, median (IQR)    1.1 (1.0–1.7)    2.3 (1.5–4.1)  12.2 (12.2–12.2)    3.2 (3.2–3.2)

 Maximum total Bilirubin (mg/dL) during treatment    8.1  11.8  12.2    3.2

 Maximum ALT (IU/mL) after treatment, median (IQR)   255 (207–492)   247 (162–381)   132 (132–132) 1540 (1540–1540)

 Maximum ALT (IU/mL) after treatment 1427 2452   132 1540

 Peak total Bilirubin (mg/dL) after treatment, median (IQR)    8.7 (3.9–15.1)    4.3 (3.2–14.2)    4.1 (4.1–4.1)  17.3 (17.3–17.3)

 Maximum total Bilirubin (mg/dL) after treatment  21.9  28.1    4.1  17.3

HBV DNA tested at baseline, N (%)       0 (0)       1 (4)       1 (100)       0 (0)

HBV DNA tested during event, N (%)       1 (4)       1 (4)       0 (0)       0 (0)

HBV DNA increase 1-log during therapy, N (%)       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)       0 (0)

HBV DNA increase 1-log after therapy, N (%)       0 (0)       1 (4)       1 (100)       1 (100)

HBV DNA increase 4-log after therapy, N (%)       0 (0)       0 (0)       1 (100)       0 (0)

Related to HBVr       0       1       1       1

Not related to HBVr (tested and negative)       1       9       0       0

Undetermined cause     11     17       0       0

ALT, alanine aminotransferase; DAA, direct-acting antiviral.

a

Clinically significant hepatic events was defined as ALT >100 IU/L and total bilirubin >2.5 μg/dL.