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editorial
. 2018 Dec 11;13(2):103–109. doi: 10.1007/s12072-018-9915-5

Table 2.

Sofosbuvir-based regimens in patients with HCV and renal impairment

Ref. GTs No. of patients CKD Treatment-naïve/cirrhosis Regimens SVR12
Taneja et al. [27] GT1, 42 (65%); GT2, 1 (1%); GT3, 22 (34%) 65 eGFR < 30; HD, 54 (83%) 55 (85%)/21 (32%) 12- or 24-week of 200 mg SOF/60 mg DCV 100% (65/65)
Kumar et al. [28] GT1a, 17; GT1b, 1; GT3a, 7; GT3b, 1 26 CKD stage 4,5 or HD (eGFR < 30) 19 (73%)/22 (85%) 24-Week of generic SOF/RBV 100% (26/26)
Kumar et al. [28] GT1a, 22; GT1b, 4 26 CKD stage 4,5 or HD (eGFR < 30) 23 (89%)/20 (77%) 12-Week of generic SOF/LDV 100% (26/26)
Kumar et al. [28] GT3a, 17; GT3b, 2 19 CKD stage 4,5 or HD (eGFR < 30) 16 (84%)/12 (63%) 12-Week of generic SOF/DCV 100% (19/19)
Sho et al. [29] GT2 40 CKD stage 3a/3b 29 (73%)/NA 12-Week of SOF/RBV 90% (36/40)

Ref. reference, GTs genotypes, No number, CKD chronic kidney disease, HD hemodialysis, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate, SVR12 sustained virological response at 12 weeks, SOF sofosbuvir, DCV daclatasvir, LDV ledipasvir, RBV ribavirin, NA not available