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  • 14 October 2015 at 5:33 am #2242
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    http://hcvsvrpredictor.liverdoc.com/#/

    Might be a dumb question – but I cant understand why after clicking nil co-infection, geno 1a, treatment naive & cirrhotic on the SVR predictor – the only DAA SVR which seems not to be demonstrated is Daclatasvir.

    14 October 2015 at 8:08 am #2244
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    I’ve wondered this too after noticing it a few days back. I’m fairly sure it’s changed from the results it gave a few weeks ago because I think I used it to search cirrhotic and non cirrhotic back then because I’m borderline and it gave Sof/dac results for both. What’s more it still gives a Sof/dac result for non cirrhotic. It makes no sense the same combo would be ineffective for cirrhotics when the non cirrhotic results are all 100%.

    They might be handy but I never completely trust these sort of internet doohickeys. I think something’s amiss with the predictor. Stick to the EASL guidelines.

    PS I have a pretty red polymer cast now Archer.

    14 October 2015 at 1:34 pm #2256
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    yes especially since on average the DAA’s (I believe) trend downward to a range of about 10% with cirrhosis. Anyone have other info on this predictor ? Like the validity & reliabilty – given the paucity of data on some of the DAAs (like Daclatasvir) and apparently low subject numbers in many of the trials. Any multivariate statisticians on board ?

    PS you need a red hat & shoes, with your red polymer cast. Tres chic.

    25 October 2015 at 1:30 am #2695
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    Great info on your previous history. Would you mind if I ask what your kidney function looks like? BUN, creatinine or even better GFR.

    Pee Pee

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