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1122A AASLD ABSTRACTS HEPATOLOGY, October, 2015<br />

sensitivity index (ISI).Patients with HCV infection had significantly<br />

lower TC and TG than healthy controls. This difference<br />

remained significant when adjusted for sex, age and BMI.<br />

During the antiviral treatment, we found a significant reduction<br />

of TC levels independently from the outcome of treatment,<br />

but this rebounded to baseline in patients achieving a SVR<br />

(4.51-4.45mmol/l, P=0.509) and stayed below baseline in<br />

patients without SVR (4.39-4.72mmol/l, P=0.004). Serum TG<br />

levels were also significantly elevated in both groups at the end<br />

of treatment, and persisted until week 24 post-treatment only<br />

in the patients with SVR. In sustained responders, fasting insulin<br />

(P=0.007), C-peptide (P

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