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. 2023 Feb 15;13:1130899. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2023.1130899

Table 2.

Clinical and serological characteristics of patients experiencing OBI reactivation in the pre-emptive cohort and in the 12-month LAM prophylaxis cohort.

Patients no. Age (y) Sex Stage Cohort § Baseline Time of diagnosis of OBI reactivation At OBI reactivation Type of antiviral therapy Antiviral therapy duration Time to HBV recovery (weeks) Follow up HBsAg status
HBsAg (+/-) HBV-DNA (IU/ml) ALT (U/L) weeks after ICHT start HBV-DNA (x106 UI/ml) Peak ALT (X N.V) LAM/TDF weeks weeks after antiviral therapy +/-
1 64 F III Pre-emptive Neg 23 40 3,5 2.2x LAM 28 8
2 * 73 M II Pre-emptive Neg 18 24 4.5 10x LAM 36 4
3 * 64 F IV Pre-emptive Neg 25 12 6.5 12x LAM 22 3
4 71 M IV Pre-emptive Neg 31 24 1,6 11x LAM 48 3
5 62 M IV Pre-emptive Neg 34 52 1,3 2.1x LAM 34 8 +
6 * 66 M II Pre-emptive Neg 29 20 1.7 2.7x LAM 41 5 +
7 59 M III Pre-emptive Neg 34 72 1,6 2.4x LAM 38 3 +
8 54 F IV Pre-emptive Neg 32 32 3.1 2.8x LAM 34 3.8 +
9 * 71 F III Pre-emptive Neg 22 14 5.5 14x LAM Until death 3.5
10 58 F IV Pre-emptive Neg 24 60 3,4 2x LAM 25 5 +
11 * 53 M IIII Pre-emptive Neg 26 18 2.2 3.2x LAM 48 4.2
12 * 53 F III Pre-emptive Neg 19 48 9.1 20x LAM 44 6
13 63 F III 12-month LAM Neg 32 52 2,1 7x TDF 24 4.5
14 80 F III 12-month LAM Neg 25 60 8,4 5x TDF 20 6
15 72 M IV 12-month LAM Neg 30 58 4,8 3x TDF 24 7 +
16 67 F IV 12-month LAM Neg 16 72 5,2 2.7x TDF 22 6.5 +
17 56 M III 12-month LAM Neg 21 48 3,9 2.8x TDF 42 3,8 +
18 48 F II 12-month LAM Neg 29 40 1,9 4.3x TDF 38 5
19 40 F II 12-month LAM Neg 21 60 4,5 2x TDF 30 5.5

LAM, Lamivudine; TDF, Tenofovir disoproxil fumarate; HBsAg, Hepatitis B surface antigen; HBV-DNA, Hepatitis B Virus-DNA; ALT, alanine transaminase.

§ No reactivation events were registered in the 24-month LAM series.

* Patients with OBI reactivation experiencing R-CHOP-21 (24) disruption. For patient n° 2 and 9, ICHT was prematurely terminated; for patient n° 3, both Hydroxydaunorubicin (H) and Vincristine (O) dose was reduced by 25% (with 14 days of delay), whereas for patient n° 11, H and O dose was reduced by 25% and 20%, respectively (with 16 days of delay); for patients n° 6 and 12, ICHT was delayed by 7 and 21 days, respectively, and resumed without dose modification.

OBI reactivation: occult hepatitis B virus infection reactivation defined as HBsAg seroconversion and HBV-DNA detectable in the serum (>2000 IU/mL); Acute hepatitis: ≥3-fold increase in serum AST that exceeded the reference range; ICHT disruption: premature termination of immune-chemotherapy (ICHT) of R-CHOP21+2R or delay ≥7 days between immune-chemotherapy cycles or any modification of dose density/intensity (28).

In the 12-month LAM cohort and 24-month LAM series, HBV monitoring consisted in monthly ALT and HBsAg analysis and 3-monthly HBV-DNA analysis for 12 months after prophylaxis end. In the pre-emptive cohort, HBV monitoring consisted in monthly ALT and HBsAg analysis.