Author:
Yakusheva M. V.,Nebolsina A. P.,Charushina I. P.,Masalev V. V.,Vorobyova N. N.,Sumlyvaya O. N.,Nikolenko V. V.
Abstract
Objective. To analyze the effectiveness of etiotropic antiviral therapy with direct antiviral drugs against chronic viral hepatitis C in the adult population of the Perm Krai.
Materials and methods. In the regional register of Perm Krai, 20095 patients with chronic viral hepatitis C were registered. In 2019–2021, antiviral therapy with direct antiviral drugs, registered in the Russian Federation, and included in the list of vital and essential medicines for medical use was prescribed to 282 patients with chronic hepatitis C. There were 137 men (48.6 %), 145 (51.4 %) – women. The age of the patients ranged from 26 to 82 years, the duration of the disease – from 3 to 25 years.
Results. All the therapy regimes we used showed 100 % effectiveness in the population of patients suffering from chronic hepatitis C associated with mild liver fibrosis regardless of genotype, whereas in the population of patients with grade 3 fibrosis or liver cirrhosis, 100 % effectiveness was achieved only after the use of sofosbuvir-containing schemes. The pangenotypic schemes resulted in 100 % achievement of a stable virological response among patients with genotype 1 regardless of the stage of liver fibrosis and previous therapy experience. In the treatment of patients infected with genotype 3 of hepatitis C virus with severe fibrosis, the effectiveness of 100 % was noted after the use of sofosbuvir-containing regimes.
Conclusions. Among the adult population of Perm Krai, the overall effectiveness of therapy in patients with chronic hepatitis C, who used direct antiviral drugs, was 97.8 %.