机构地区:[1]Department of Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology,University of Bologna,Italy [2]Department of Gastroenterology and Gastrointestinal Endoscopy,Bellaria Hospital,Bologna,Italy [3]Department of Medicine and Aging,University of Chieti,Italy [4]Department of Cardiology,University of Bologna,Italy
出 处:《World Journal of Gastroenterology》2003年第7期1491-1495,共5页世界胃肠病学杂志(英文版)
摘 要:AIM: To investigate the safety and efficacy of long-term combination therapy with alpha interferon and lamivudine in non-responsive patients with anti-HBe-positive chronic hepatitis B.METHODS: 34 patients received combination treatment (1 month lamivudine, 12 month lamivudine+interferon, 6month lamivudine), 24 received lamivudine (12 months),24 received interferon (12 months). Interferon was administered at 6 MU tiw and lamivudine at 100 mg orally once daily. Patients were followed up for 6 months after treatment.RESULTS: At the end of treatment, HBV DNA negativity rates were 88 % with lamivudine+interferon, 99 % with lamivudine and 55 % with interferon, (P=0.004, combination therapy vs. interferon, and P=0.001 lamivudine vs.interferon), and serum transaminase normalization rates were 84 %, 91% and 53 % (P=0.01 combination therapy vs. interferon, and P=0.012 lamivudine vs. interferon). Six months later, HBV DNA negativity rates were 44 % with lamivudine+interferon, 33 % with lamivudine and 25 % with interferon, and serum transaminase normalization rates were 61%, 42 % and 45 %, respectively, without statistical significance. No YMDD variants were observed with lamivudine+interferon (vs. 12 % with lamivudine). The combination therapy appeared to be safe. CONCLUSION: Although viral clearance and transaminase normalization are slower with long-term lamivudine+interferon than that with lamivudine alone, the combination regimen seems to provide more lasting benefits and to protect against the appearance of YMDD variants. Studies with other regimens regarding sequence and duration are needed.AIM:To investigate the safety and efficacy of long-term combination therapy with alpha interferon and lamivudine in non-responsive patients with anti-HBe-positive chronic hepatitis B. METHODS:34 patients received combination treatment (1 month lamivudine,12 month lamivudine+interferon,6 month lamivudine),24 received lamivudine (12 months), 24 received interferon (12 months).Interferon was administered at 6 MU tiw and lamivudine at 100 mg orally once daily.Patients were followed up for 6 months after treatment. RESULTS:At the end of treatment,HBV DNA negativity rates were 88% with lamivudine+interferon,99% with lamivudine and 55% with interferon,(P=0.004,combination therapy vs.interferon,and P=0.001 lamivudine vs. interferon),and serum transaminase normalization rates were 84%,91% and 53% (P=0.01 combination therapy vs.interferon,and P=0.012 lamivudine vs.interferon).Six months later,HBV DNA negativity rates were 44% with lamivudine+interferon,33% with lamivudine and 25% with interferon,and serum transaminase normalization rates were 61%,42% and 45%,respectively,without statistical significance.No YMDD variants were observed with lamivudine+interferon (vs.12% with lamivudine).The combination therapy appeared to be safe. CONCLUSION:Although viral clearance and transaminase normalization are slower with long-term lamivudine+interferon than that with lamivudine alone,the combination regimen seems to provide more lasting benefits and to protect against the appearance of YMDD variants.Studies with other regimens regarding sequence and duration are needed.
关 键 词:ADULT Antiviral Agents DOSAGE Drug Therapy Combination FEMALE Hepatitis B Chronic Humans INTERFERON-ALPHA LAMIVUDINE Male Middle Aged Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Treatment Outcome
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