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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 7.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Intern Med. 2019 Apr 9;170(9):594–603. doi: 10.7326/M18-1715

Appendix Table 1.

SVR, by Group, for Study Participants Overall and for Those Receiving a Combination DAA Regimen*

Group Overall Combination DAA Regimen
Patients, n SVR, n (%) SVR, 95% CI, % Patients, n SVR, n (%) SVR, 95% CI, %
Overall
 DOT 51 50 (98) 90 to 100 36 36 (100) 90 to 100
 GT 48 45 (94) 83 to 99 40 38 (95) 83 to 99
 SIT 51 46 (90) 79 to 97 39 35 (90) 76 to 97
 Total 150 141 (94) 89 to 97 115 109 (95) 89 to 98
Difference in SVR (95% CI), percentage points Difference in SVR (95% CI), percentage points
Comparison
 DOT vs. GT 4 (–7 to 16) 5 (–8 to 18)
 DOT vs. SIT 8 (–4 to 20) 10 (–4 to 25)
 GT vs. SIT 4 (–10 to 17) 5 (–10 to 21)

DAA = direct-acting antiviral; DOT = directly observed therapy; GT = group treatment; SIT = self-administered individual treatment; SVR = sustained virologic response.

*

No significant differences in SVR were found across the 3 groups (P = 0.152) among all participants or among those receiving combination DAA treatment (P = 0.056), on the basis of multivariable exact logistic regression adjusting for site and the 3 stratifying variables. No missing data were observed for this analysis.