2004
DOI: 10.1016/s1542-3565(04)00064-3
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Marked elevation of erythrocyte ribavirin levels in interferon and ribavirin-induced anemia

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“…We found that week 4 hemoglobin declines were significantly greater in SVRs compared with NRs. In agreement with our results, two recent studies found that erythrocyte RBV levels correlate with hemoglobin reductions at weeks 2 -4 in IFN alfa-2b/RBV treated monoinfected patients [32,33]. In contrast, another recent study did not observe differences in RBV levels comparing SVRs and NRs [34].…”
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confidence: 92%
“…We found that week 4 hemoglobin declines were significantly greater in SVRs compared with NRs. In agreement with our results, two recent studies found that erythrocyte RBV levels correlate with hemoglobin reductions at weeks 2 -4 in IFN alfa-2b/RBV treated monoinfected patients [32,33]. In contrast, another recent study did not observe differences in RBV levels comparing SVRs and NRs [34].…”
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confidence: 92%
“…These intracellular levels for ribavirin corresponded to the steady state erythrocyte levels (800-1600 mM) in HCV patients receiving ribavirin. 9,10) Since erythrocyte ribavirin concentration Ͼ1000 mM has been reported a risk for ribavirininduced anemia, 10) it is interesting to compare the ribavirintreated erythrocytes with and without dipyridamole in terms of intracellular ribavirin of lower and higher than 1000 mM, respectively.…”
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“…9,10) Recent studies have revealed that erythrocyte ribavirin induced intracellular ATP deficiency, leading to downregulation of the hexose monophosphate shunt resulting in accelerated oxidative damage on erythrocyte cell membrane.…”
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