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Predictors of the efficacy of intravenous natural interferon-beta treatment in chronic hepatitis C.

Medical science monitor : international medical journal of experimental and clinical research - 1 Jan 2000

Fukutomi T, Fukutomi M, Iwao M, Watanabe H, Tanabe Y, Hiroshige K, Kinukawa N, Nakamuta M, Nawata H

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INTRODUCTION: Several pretreatment factors have been reported to be useful in predicting patients with a high probability for a sustained response to IFN-alpha treatment, however, predictors of the efficacy of interferon-beta treatment in chronic hepatitis C have not been fully assessed. MATERIAL AND METHODS: To clarify this issue, a prospective study of 52 patients with chronic hepatitis C was conducted....

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PMID: 11208393

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