We read with great interest the recently published review by Romero-Gòmez and colleagues concerning the management of anemia induced by triple therapy in patients with chronic hepatitis C [1]. In their work, authors thoroughly discuss about pathophysiological mechanisms responsible for the anemia observed during triple therapy with telaprevir or boceprevir, remark baseline and on-treatment factors predictive of more severe anemization, and propose a sequential strategy to manage anemia based first on ribavirin dose reduction and then on epoetin administration.

Renal impairment and anemia during triple therapy

Vespasiani Gentilucci U;Gallo P;Picardi A
2014-01-01

Abstract

We read with great interest the recently published review by Romero-Gòmez and colleagues concerning the management of anemia induced by triple therapy in patients with chronic hepatitis C [1]. In their work, authors thoroughly discuss about pathophysiological mechanisms responsible for the anemia observed during triple therapy with telaprevir or boceprevir, remark baseline and on-treatment factors predictive of more severe anemization, and propose a sequential strategy to manage anemia based first on ribavirin dose reduction and then on epoetin administration.
2014
HCV; Triple Therapy; drug induced anemia
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