World journal of gastroenterology · 2006
Sustained viral response of a case of acute hepatitis C virus infection via needle-stick injury.
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Kogure Takayuki, Ueno Yoshiyuki, Kanno Noriatsu, Fukushima Koji, Yamagiwa Yoko, Nagasaki Futoshi, Kakazu Eiji, Matsuda Yasunori, Kido Osamu, Nakagome Yu, Ninomiya Masashi, Shimosegawa Tooru
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A 29-year-old nurse with a hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection caused by needle-stick injury was treated with interferon-beta starting about one year after the onset of acute hepatitis. The patient developed acute hepatitis C with symptoms of general fatigues, jaundice, and ascites 4 wk after the needle-stick injury. When these symptoms were presented, the patient was pregnant by artificial insemination. She hoped to continue her pregnancy. After delivery, biochemical liver enzyme returned to normal levels. Nevertheless, HCV RNA was positive and the pathological finding indicated a progression to chronicity. The genotype was 1b with low viral load. Daily intravenous injection of interferon-beta at the dosage of six million units was started and continued for eight weeks. HCV was eradicated without severe adverse effects. In acute hepatitis C, delaying therapy is considered to reduce the efficacy but interferon-beta therapy is one of the useful treatments for hepatitis C infection in chronic phase.