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. 2019 Nov 12;14(11):e0225061. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0225061

Table 3. SVR12 According to HIV coinfection status (ITT analysis).

HCV
(83.97%)
HIV/HCV
(16.03%)
Total
(100%)
Adjusted Total***
SVR12
Noni-Inferiority
90%IC
ITT 1,961/2,022
(97.0%)
[96.1–97.7%]
366/386
(94.8%)
[92.1–96.8%]
2,327/2,408
(96.6%)
[95.8–97.3%]
96.6%
[95.9–97.3%]
-2.2%
[-4.5% to 0.2%]
mITT1* 1,961/2,009
(97.6%)
[96.8–98.2%]
366/385
(95.1%)
[92.4–97.0%]
2,327/2,394
(97.2%)
[96.5–97.8%]
97.2%
[96.5–97.8%]
-2.6%
[-4.9% to -0.3%]
mITT2** 1,961/1,994
(98.3%)
[97.7–98.9%]
366/379
(96.6%)
[94.2–98.2%]
2,327/2,373
(98.1%)
[97.4–98.6%]
98.0%
[97.5–98.6%]
-1.8%
[-3.7% to 0.1%]

Abbreviations: HCV, hepatitis C virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; mITT modified intention-to-treat; SVR12, sustained virologic response at 12 weeks.

* ITT modified criteria (mITT1) excludes patients with no response due to loss of follow-up.

** ITT modified criteria (mITT2) excludes patients with no response due to loss of follow-up and patients with other non-virologic reasons for missing data 70 days post-treatment.

*** The SVR12 analysis was adjusted according to the estimated proportion of HIV/HCV (82% and 18% of HCV and HIV/HCV patients, respectively).