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Schmidt SC et al. – The outcome of antiviral combination therapy for HCV reinfection after OLT can be best predicted by week–24 virologic response. The high SVR rates in patients with detectable HCV RNA at week 12 might suggest a prolonged treatment protocol in liver transplant recipients.

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