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See Latest ArticlesSustained virological response in a predominantly hepatitis C virus genotype 4 infected population
World Journal of Gastroenterology, 10/06/09
Dahlan Y et al. – The SVR rate in study is higher than in previous studies. Compliance with the standard duration of treatment, higher ribavirin dose, younger age, lower BMI, and low pretreatment RNA levels were associated with a higher virological response.
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