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. 2020 Jun 10;28(9):2073–2082. doi: 10.1016/j.ymthe.2020.06.001

Table 2.

Subject Pre- and Post-vector Co-morbidities, All Deemed Unrelated to Vector Administration

Study ID (and Vector Dose in vg/kg) Age at Vector Infusion/Follow-Up Duration (Years) Previously Described Co-morbidities Prior to Vector Infusion5 Co-morbidities Post-vector
Subject B (8 × 1010) 48/14 HCV atrial fibrillation
HIV cataracts
hemophilic arthropathya HIV
liver fibrosis (F1)b hypertension
non-Hodgkin’s lymphomac kidney disease, stage 4
NIDDM
hemophilic arthropathy, progressivea
Subject D (4 × 1011) 20/13 F1 liver fibrosisb carpal tunnel, bilaterala
Gilbert’s disease HCV
HCV headaches, migraine with dizziness
headaches, migraine HIV
hemophilic arthropathya Gilbert’s disease
HIV hemophilic arthropathy, progressivea
lipodystrophy
Subject G (4 × 1011) 27/12.5 hemophilic arthropathya hemophilic arthropathy, progressivea
Subject E (2 × 1012) 31/15 hemophilic arthropathya hemophilic arthropathy, progressivea
fatty liver infiltration

vg, vector genomes; HCV, hepatitis C virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; F1, fibrosis stage 1; NIDDM, non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.

a

Co-morbidity deemed related to underlying hemophilia.

b

Metavir score determined by liver biopsy, repeat liver biopsies post-vector were not completed due to ethical concerns of performing a procedure in severe hemophilia B subjects with attendent hemorrhagic risk and no direct benefit.

c

Subject B was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and treated with chemotherapy and radiation prior to vector infusion and remained in remission throughout the duration of follow-up.