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Sustained response with negative serum HCV-mRNA and disappearance of antibodies after interferon-alpha therapy in a kidney transplant recipient with chronic active viral hepatitis C (Articolo in rivista)
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- Sustained response with negative serum HCV-mRNA and disappearance of antibodies after interferon-alpha therapy in a kidney transplant recipient with chronic active viral hepatitis C (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2003-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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Luciani, G.; Bossola, M.; Muscaritoli, M.; Panocchia, N.; Ferrante, A.; Nanni, G.; Piccioni, E.; Tazza, L.; Grillo, R.L.; Rossi, F. F.; Castagneto, M. (2003)
Sustained response with negative serum HCV-mRNA and disappearance of antibodies after interferon-alpha therapy in a kidney transplant recipient with chronic active viral hepatitis C
in JN. Journal of Nephrology (Milano, 1992)
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- Luciani, G.; Bossola, M.; Muscaritoli, M.; Panocchia, N.; Ferrante, A.; Nanni, G.; Piccioni, E.; Tazza, L.; Grillo, R.L.; Rossi, F. F.; Castagneto, M. (literal)
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- Sustained response with negative serum HCV-mRNA and disappearance of antibodies after interferon-alpha therapy in a kidney transplant recipient with chronic active viral hepatitis C (literal)
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- BACKGROUND: The use of interferon-alpha (IFN-alpha) to treat viral hepatitis C (HCV) occurring in kidney transplant recipients is controversial. This study reports an HCV patient successfully treated with IFN-alpha therapy achieving sustained response, negative serum HCV-mRNA and the disappearance of HCV antibodies, without impairment of renal function. METHOD: A young kidney transplant recipient developed a proven HCV infection 70 months post-transplantation. The patient received IFN-alpha therapy, and for a 32-month follow-up period was evaluated clinically, serologically and virologically. RESULTS: IFN-alpha therapy resulted in normal transaminase activities within 2 months. Serum HCV-mRNA was negative after 4 weeks of treatment and is still negative. Ten months after IFN-alpha therapy withdrawal, the enzyme immunoassay revealed that HCV antibodies (HCVAb) were absent in the serum. IFN-alpha therapy was safe, well tolerated and renal function was not impaired (literal)
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