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Table 1 Baseline parameters of 120 patients

From: First-line oral antiviral therapies showed similar efficacies in suppression of serum HBcrAg in chronic hepatitis B patients

 

All patients (N = 120)

HBeAg-positive (n = 67)

HBeAg-negative (n = 53)

TDF/TAF (n = 43)

ETV (n = 24)

p value

TDF/TAF (n = 17)

ETV (n = 36)

p value

Age (years)

42.9 (34.0–55.0)

38.0 (31.0–52.0)

43.8 (38.3–56.0)

0.136

55.0 (41.2–62.1)

40.9 (35.8–50.0)

0.004

Number of male patients

76 (63.3%)

25/43 (58.1%)

16/24 (66.7%)

0.604

11/17 (64.7%)

29/36 (80.6%)

0.002

HBcrAg (log U/mL)

3.64 (2.24–5.23)

5.23 (4.36–5.63)

4.87 (3.40–5.34)

0.066

2.03 (1.35–2.70)

2.25 (1.43–2.99)

0.517

Percentage of patients with undetectable HBcrAg*

0%

0%

0%

N/A

0%

0%

NA

ALT

73 (53–138)

79 (58–144)

89 (49–304)

0.646

57 (46–79)

72 (54–153)

0.099

Percentage of patients with elevated ALT

103/120 (85.8%)

37/43 (86.0%)

21/24 (87.5%)

1.00

16/17 (94.1%)

29/36 (80.6%)

0.412

Percentage of patients with cirrhosis

7/120 (5.8%)

0/43 (0%)

0/24 (0%)

N/A

0/17 (0%)

7/36 (19.4%)

0.082

  1. Continuous variables were expressed as median (interquartile range)ALT: alanine aminotransferase, ETV: entecavir, HBcrAg: hepatitis B core-related antigen, HBeAg: hepatitis B e antigen, TAF: tenofovir alafenamide, TDF: tenofovir disoproxil fumarate
  2. *Undetectable serum HBcrAg is defined as < 0.1 log U/mL