Current status of Japanese HIV-infected patients with
coagulation disorders : coinfection with both HIV and HCV

J 2008

Current status of Japanese HIV-infected patients with coagulation disorders : coinfection with both HIV and HCV

TATSUNAMI, Shinobu, Junichi MIMAYA, Akira SHIRATA, Jiří ZELINKA, Ivanka HOROVÁ et. al.

Basic information

Original name

Current status of Japanese HIV-infected patients with coagulation disorders : coinfection with both HIV and HCV

Name in Czech

Současný stav japonských HIV pacientů s poruchou koagulace: koinfekce HIV i HCV

Authors

TATSUNAMI, Shinobu (392 Japan), Junichi MIMAYA (392 Japan), Akira SHIRATA (392 Japan), Jiří ZELINKA (203 Czech Republic), Ivanka HOROVÁ (203 Czech Republic, guarantor), Jugo HANAI (392 Japan), Yukata NISHINA (392 Japan), Katsumi OHIRA (392 Japan) and Masashi TAKI (392 Japan)

Edition

International Journal of Hematology, Japonsko, Springer, 2008, 0925-5710

Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Článek v odborném periodiku

Field of Study

30200 3.2 Clinical medicine

Country of publisher

Japan

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

References:

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Impact factor

Impact factor: 1.283

RIV identification code

RIV/00216224:14310/08:00027284

Organization unit

Faculty of Science

UT WoS

000259910200012

Keywords in English

Hemophiliacs; Coagulation disorders; HIV; HCV; Survival; Surveillance

Abstract

ORIG CZ

V originále

We herein report on the current status of Japanese HIV-positive patients with coagulation disorders, primarily hemophilia, based on the national survey of 31 May 2006. The total number of registered patients was 1,431 (Hemophilia A 1,086; Hemophilia B 325; von Willebrand disease 8; others 12), and 604 of these patients were deceased by 31 May 2006. The survival rate after the beginning of 1983 was evaluated by the Kaplan-Meier method. The total number of surviving patients was 827, and the survival rate on 31 May 2006 was 55.7 +- 1.4%. Among the 827 surviving patients, HCV antibody was observed in 740, was negative in 16, and was not reported in 71 patients. Thus, the prevalence of HCV infection was 98% in the surviving patients based on the presence of HCV antibody. Among the 604 deceased patients, liver disease was reported as a cause of death in 149 cases (25%), and infection with HCV was reported as the possible cause of liver disease in 120 cases (20%). After 1997, 63 cases among the subtotal of 148 deaths had critical hepatic disease that originated from HCV infection, which accounted for 43% of the subtotal. The cumulative rate of patients who received interferon therapy was 32%. Interferon therapy should be prescribed more frequently to HIV-positive patients with coagulation disorders in order to realize the survival benefits, although clinicians should be aware of side effects and toxicities.

In Czech

Je zdo podám výzkum stavu japonských HIV pacientů s poruchou koagulace.

Links

LC06024, research and development project

Name: Centrum Jaroslava Hájka pro teoretickou a aplikovanou statistiku

Investor: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the CR, Jaroslav Hájek Center for Theoretical and Applied Statistics

Citovat

TATSUNAMI, Shinobu, Junichi MIMAYA, Akira SHIRATA, Jiří ZELINKA, Ivanka HOROVÁ, Jugo HANAI, Yukata NISHINA, Katsumi OHIRA and Masashi TAKI. Current status of Japanese HIV-infected patients with coagulation disorders : coinfection with both HIV and HCV. International Journal of Hematology. Japonsko: Springer, 2008, vol. 88, No 3, p. 304-310. ISSN 0925-5710.

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N2  - We herein report on the current status of Japanese HIV-positive patients with coagulation disorders, primarily hemophilia, based on the national survey of 31 May 2006. The total number of registered patients was 1,431 (Hemophilia A 1,086; Hemophilia B 325; von Willebrand disease 8; others 12), and 604 of these patients were deceased by 31 May 2006. The survival rate after the beginning of 1983 was evaluated by the Kaplan-Meier method. The total number of surviving patients was 827, and the survival rate on 31 May 2006 was 55.7 +- 1.4%. Among the 827 surviving patients, HCV antibody was observed in 740, was negative in 16, and was not reported in 71 patients. Thus, the prevalence of HCV infection was 98% in the surviving patients based on the presence of HCV antibody. Among the 604 deceased patients, liver disease was reported as a cause of death in 149 cases (25%), and infection with HCV was reported as the possible cause of liver disease in 120 cases (20%). After 1997, 63 cases among the subtotal of 148 deaths had critical hepatic disease that originated from HCV infection, which accounted for 43% of the subtotal. The cumulative rate of patients who received interferon therapy was 32%. Interferon therapy should be prescribed more frequently to HIV-positive patients with coagulation disorders in order to realize the survival benefits, although clinicians should be aware of side effects and toxicities.
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TATSUNAMI, Shinobu, Junichi MIMAYA, Akira SHIRATA, Jiří ZELINKA, Ivanka HOROVÁ, Jugo HANAI, Yukata NISHINA, Katsumi OHIRA and Masashi TAKI. Current status of Japanese HIV-infected patients with coagulation disorders : coinfection with both HIV and HCV. \textit{International Journal of Hematology}. Japonsko: Springer, 2008, vol.~88, No~3, p.~304-310. ISSN~0925-5710.

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