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The Journal of Practical Medicine ; (24): 962-965,971, 2024.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1020857

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Objective To investigate the effect of age on the incidence of cirrhosis and liver cancer in patients with chronic hepatitis B.Methods 279 patients with chronic hepatitis B were divided into the senior group and the younger group according to the age of the patients.The cumulative incidence of cirrhosis and liver cancer during 25 years of follow-up was calculated by using SPSS and R language through the long-term follow-up of HIS system,and the risk factors were analyzed by multivariate logistic regression.Results During follow-up,24 cases developed cirrhosis and 12 cases developed liver cancer.The cumulative incidence of liver cirrhosis was 1.5%,2.1%,5.4%,11.6%and 15.5%in the 5-year,10-year,15-year,20-year and 25-year group,and 5.5%,9.8%,22.9%,29.0%and 52.1%in the elderly,respectively.The difference between the younger age group and senior age group was statistically significant(P<0.001).A total of 2 risk factors(age and follow-up time)were included in the regression model.Two cases in the younger group developed into liver cancer after 17 and 21 years of follow-up,respectively.The cumulative incidence rates at 5,10,15,20 and 25 years were 1.8%,3.8%,18.5%,21.8%and 26.7%.A total of five factors(initial age,HBV-DNA load,HBV-DNA turned negative before the end-point,follow-up time,and sex)were included in the regression model.Conclusions The incidence of cirrhosis and liver cancer in CHB patients aged≥40 years,especially in male patients,is significantly higher than younger CHB patients.Timely initiation of antiviral therapy can delay disease progression and reduce the incidence of termi-nal liver disease.Whether antiviral therapy should be initiated for people aged 30 to 40 years remains to be studied.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-486308

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Objective To study the effects of tonifying kidney therapy on pathology in chronic hepatitis B virus carriers.MethodsWith the multi-center, randomized, double-blinded and placebo-controlled methods, 600 cases of chronic hepatitis B virus carriers were divided intoBushen Qingtou group,Bushen Jianpi group and control group, 200 cases in each group, and were treated withBushen Qingtou prescription,Bushen Jianpi prescription and placebo prescription respectively for 52 weeks. The pathological changes of the liver biopsy were observed by liver biopsy examination before and after treatment. Inflammatory active degree and fibrosis were scored with Knodell HAI and Ishak.Results The number of decreasing more than 2 points on Knodell HAI inBushen Qingtou group,Bushen Jianpi group and control group was 21, 18, and 6 respectively (P0.05). The number of decreasing more than 1 points on Ishak in Bushen Qingtou group,Bushen Jianpi group, and control group was 13, 12, and 9 respectively (P>0.05); the number of increasing more than 1 points on Ishak inBushen Qingtou group,Bushen Jianpi group and control group was 8, 3, and 11 respectively, with statistical significance betweenBushen Jianpi group and controlled group (P0.05), which meantBushenJianpi prescription could prevent the deterioration of liver tissue fibrosis more significantly than placebo prescription did. ConclusionTonifying kidney therapy, includingBushen Qingtou prescription andBushen Jianpi prescription, can inhibit the inflammatory activity and slow down the fibrosis progression of the chronic HBV carriers.

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