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Sustained virological response to antiviral drugs in treatment of different genotypes of HCV cirrhotic patients.

Pakistan journal of pharmaceutical sciences - 1 May 2023

Ullah Amin, Maryam Aqsa, Malik Ghaffarul, Hameed Hira, Hussain Kifayat, Ahmad Junaid, Haq Ihteshamul, Haq Mohsina, M Aljowaie Reem, Mohsen Abougazia Elsayed, Chen Tse-Wei, Ahmad Jamshaid, Bashir Kashif, Ahmad Laiba, Ahmad Bashir

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Cirrhosis and liver cancer are both caused by hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection of the liver. Patients with HCV cirrhosis may be treated with one of many antiviral medications, depending on their specific genotype. Samples of cirrhotic HCV were obtained from 190 people at the Khyber Teaching Hospital and the Hayatabad Medical Complex in Peshawar, Pakistan. Multiplex and real-time PCR were used to assess the...

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