Pisaturo et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Patients with HCV genotype-1 who have failed a direct-acting antiviral regimen: virological characteristics and efficacy of retreatmentPisaturo et al., 2019
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- Pisaturo M
- Starace M
- Minichini C
- De Pascalis S
- Macera M
- Occhiello L
- Messina V
- Sangiovanni V
- Claar E
- Precone D
- Stornaiuolo G
- Stanzione M
- Gentile I
- Brancaccio G
- Martini S
- Masiello A
- Megna A
- Coppola C
- Federico A
- Sagnelli E
- Persico M
- Lanza A
- Marrone A
- Gaeta G
- Coppola N
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- Antiviral Therapy
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Background This real-world clinical setting study characterized the virological patterns in genotype-1 patients failing interferon (IFN)-free regimens and evaluated the efficacy of re- treatment. Methods A total of 73 consecutive patients failing IFN-free regimens were enrolled …
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