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Successful management of hepatitis B and C coinfection: a case report
Jeffrey Freidenson-Bejar1, Alvaro Bellido-Caparo2, Martin Tagle1
1Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Lima, Peru.
Abstract:
We report the case of a patient with chronic hepatitis B and C managed with direct-acting antivirals in an outpatient setting. Chronic hepatitis B was first treated with entecavir before initiating treatment for chronic hepatitis C. The patient achieved viral suppression for hepatitis B and sustained virological response for hepatitis C. As direct-acting antivirals become more available, healthcare practitioners should be familiar with managing patients with chronic coinfection.
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