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Table 3 Summary of studies discussing the influence of hepatic steatosis on HBeAg seroclearance/seroconversion under antiviral treatment

From: Impact of hepatic steatosis on treatment response in nuclesos(t)ide analogue-treated HBeAg-positive chronic hepatitis B: a retrospective study

Source

Country

Hepatic steatosis (surrogate/method)

HBeAg(+) No

Treatment

HBeAg seroconversion/seroclearance

Charatcharoenwitthaya [19]

Thailand

Biopsy

38

IFN, LAM, ETV, TDF, LdT

non-steatosis 35% vs steatosis 27%, p = 0.599

Chung [20]

Korea

BMI ≥25 kg/m2

44

ETV

Normal BMI 36% vs BMI ≥25 kg/m2, p = 0.695

Hsiang [21]

Hong Kong

MetS

251 (124a)

ETV, TDF

Normal 39.7% vs pre-MetS 49.6% vs MetS 50%; HR 0.69 in steatosis ≥34%, p = 0.36

Jin [22]

China

Ultrasound

133

ETV

Steatosis 24.6% vs non-steatosis 28.4%, p = 0.13

Kim [23]

Korea

CAP

172

ETV, TDF

CAP < 238 dB/m 28.3% vs CAP ≥238 dB/m 13.8%, HR 0.991 in increasing CAP, p = 0.026

Present study

Taiwan

Biopsy

196

LAM, ADV, LdT, ETV, TDF

Non-hepatic steatosis 57.4% vs hepatic steatosis 54.9%, p = 0.830

  1. BMI Body mass index; CAP Controlled attenuation parameter; IFN Interferon; LAM Lamivudine; ADV Adefovir dipivoxil; LdT Telbivudine; ETV Entecavir; TDF tenofovir disoproxil fumarate; HR Hazard ratio; MetS metabolic syndrome
  2. a124 patients had received liver biopsy