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Genotype 2/3-infected patients with a baseline VL��400?000�C800?000?IU/ml and RVR can be considered for a shorter treatment. http://www.selleckchem.com/products/azd9291.html Ribavirin dosing appears to be an important factor in defining the treatment outcome: shorter treatment durations have mainly been effective in studies with a weight-based ribavirin regimen, whereas studies with a fixed ribavirin dose of 800?mg per day have generally resulted in a significant decrease in SVR with a shorter treatment. However, reducing the duration of treatment is not recommended in patients with advanced liver fibrosis or those with low alanine transaminase values at baseline (67, 70, 74). Genotype 2/3-infected patients who do not achieve RVR showed low SVR rates (45�C55%)(67, http://www.selleckchem.com/products/ch5424802.html 72, 75). Whether patients without an RVR should be treated for longer than 24 weeks is based on retrospective studies. These data show that genotype 2/3-infected patients without an RVR who receive 48 weeks of PEG-IFN-��2a plus ribavirin 1000/1200?mg/day have higher SVR rates than those receiving 24 weeks of PEG-IFN-��2a plus ribavirin 800?mg/day (76 vs 67%; relapse: 4 vs 26%) (76). Prospective studies have begun to investigate extending the treatment to 36 or 48 weeks in non-RVR patients (Fig. 2). Recommendations for the duration of treatment and early discontinuation were established using HCV RNA assays with a detection limit of ��50?IU/ml. Numerous studies have shown that patients with a low baseline VL ( http://www.selleck.cn/products/Everolimus(RAD001).html at week 4, are appropriate candidates for shorter treatment regimens (12�C16 and 24 weeks in genotype 2/3- and 1-infected patients respectively). As mentioned above, the currently used real-time PCR-based CAP�CCTM test has a detection limit of ��15?IU/ml. Sarrazin and colleagues re-analysed frozen serum samples with CAP�CCTM from patients with chronic hepatitis C enrolled in two large, randomized studies. The RVR rates were highly concordant for the CAM, with a LOD of 50?IU/ml, and the CAP�CCTM. Although a significantly smaller number of samples had undetectable HCV RNA with the CAP�CCTM, there was no difference in the SVR rates after shorter therapy in patients with an RVR