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. 2019 Aug 22;14(8):e0218759. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0218759

Table 4. Sustained virologic response rates (95% confidence intervals) in participants with HCV GT1 infection who initiated direct-acting antiviral treatmenta.

Evaluable Population Per-Protocol Population
No. of Participants Achieving SVR,
% (95% CI)
n No. of Participants Achieving SVR,
% (95% CI)
n
All participants 355
83.92 (81–87)
423 343
84.69 (81–88)
405
8-week treatment 15
83.33 (59–96)
18 14
82.35 (57–96)
17
12-week treatment 261
84.74 (80–89)
308 260
85.25 (81–89)
305
24-week treatment 68
82.93 (73–90)
82 68
82.93 (73–90)
82
SVR by subgroup
 Female 153
85.00 (79–90)
180 148
84.06 (79–90)
174
 Male 202
83.13 (78–88)
243 195
84.42 (79–89)
231
 Cirrhosis 154
78.17 (72–84)
197 149
78.42 (72–84)
190
 No cirrhosis 201
88.94 (84–93)
226 194
90.23 (85–94)
215
 Black 82
92.13 (84–97)
89 79
94.05 (87–98)
84
 Non-black 273
81.74 (77–86)
334 264
82.24 (78–86)
321
 Treatment-experienced 104
82.54 (75–89)
126 100
82.64 (75–89)
121
 Treatment-naive 251
84.51 (80–88)
297 243
85.56 (81–89)
284
 Platelet count ≥100,000/μL 220
88.71 (84–92)
248 211
89.79 (85–93)
235
 Platelet count <100,000/μL 86
74.78 (66–82)
115 83
74.45 (66–83)
110

CI, confidence interval; DAA, direct-acting antiviral; GT, genotype; HCV, hepatitis C virus; SVR, sustained virologic response.

aSVR was estimated among participants with available SVR measurements.