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Table 1 DAAs after renal transplantation

From: Successful treatment of chronic hepatitis C virus genotype 1b infection of a patient with compensated cirrhosis after renal transplantation using daclatasvir-asunaprevir combination therapy: a case report and literature review

Number of case

Sex

Male/female

Platelets count, ×103/mm3, median (range)

CNI

HCV genotype

DAA regimen

Rate of SVR12

Reference

35

15:10

160 (180–290)

Tac:9

CyA:1

1a: 4

1b:15

2: 2

3:1

4:3

SOF/LDV:9

SOF/SMV:6

SOF/DCV:4

SOF/RBV:3

SOF:LDV/RBV:1

SOF/SMV/RBV:1

PEG-IFN/RBV/SOF:1

35/35

[13]

20

16:4

180 (59–284)

Tac:19

CyA:1

1:4

1a:6

1a/1b:1

1b:6

2b:2

2a/2c:1

SOF/LDV:7

SOF/SMV:9

SOF/DCV:1

SOF/RBV:3

20/20

[14]

4

2:1

201 (158–269)

Tac:3

4:3

SOF/RBV:3

3/3

[15]

  1. CNI calcineurin inhibitor, CyA cyclosporin A, DAA direct-acting antivirals, DCV daclatasvir, HCV hepatitis C virus, LDV ledipasvir, PEG-IFN pegylated interferon, RBV ribavirin, SMV simeprevir, SOF sofosbuvir, SVR12 sustained a virologic response at 24 weeks, Tac tacrolimus