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Buster EHCJ et al. – The best candidates for a sustained response to PEG–IFN–alfa are genotype A patients with high levels of ALT or low levels of HBV DNA, and genotypes B and C patients who have both high levels of ALT and low HBV DNA. Genotype D patients have a low chance of sustained response.


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