慢性乙型肝炎恩替卡韦治疗过程中病毒动力学特点分析

Objective To analyze the viral dynamics and clinical significance during the antiviral treatment by a mathematical model.Methods Six chronic hepatitis B patients were evaluated with a kinetic model(Neumann model)during dose of 0.5 mg/d oral entecavir.Blood samples were drawn for HBV DNA measurement at week 0,2,4,12,24.Non-linear modeling was used to fit individual patient data.Results The median effectiveness in blocking viral production was 99.970%(n=6).The median half-life of viral turn-over was 1.6 d(n=6).The median half-life of infected hepatocytes was 21.3 d(n=5).Compared with the other patients,the c(virions are cleared at a rate)、ε(effectiveness)、δ(infected cell are lost at a rate)value of one patient(eg.6)were all lower and the half-life of virus and infected cells were higher,and eg.6 developed viral break-through after 38 weeks of follow-up.Conclusions Viral load decay showed a biphasic pattern during entecavir therapy which can be described with a mathematical model.The model relates processes of viral infection and replication as well as drug efficacy to model parameters.It indicates the prediction of bio-mathematical model during antiviral treatment.

Viral dynamics during entecavtr therapy in patients with chronic hepatitis B