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December 6, 2025JAC-Antimicrobial ResistanceOpen Access

P34 HCV genotype diversity in patients with pulmonary TB

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VTVadim Testov

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Retrospective analysis identified genotype 3a in pulmonary TB patients, suggesting tailored antiviral therapy improves outcomes.

Key Points

  • Coinfection with HCV and pulmonary TB reveals a predominance of genotype 3a, particularly in working-age men.
  • Among 70 patients, metabolic disorders and fibrosis highlight the urgent need for effective antiviral therapy.
  • Retrospective, cross-sectional study used federal registry data to assess HCV genotypes in TB patients and their social status.
  • Significant focus on treatment adherence is necessary, especially in socially vulnerable groups facing barriers to care.

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Vadim Testov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69337d09b3f947a0a125ac4dhttps://doi.org/10.1093/jacamr/dlaf230.041
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