Journal: Journal of Viral Hepatitis
Article Title: Farnesoid X receptor agonist for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B: A safety study
doi: 10.1111/jvh.13608
Figure Lengend Snippet: Change in circulating HBsAg in patients after a 4‐week Vonafexor treatment. Mean changes (SD) from day 1 baseline to day 35 of HBsAg (log10 IU/ml). Groups were treated with Vonafexor (red lines), placebo (grey, straight line, circle) or entecavir (blue, straight line, rhombus). Vonafexor 100 mg once daily (straight line square); Vonafexor 200 mg once daily (straight line, triangle); Vonafexor 400 mg once daily (straight line, circle); Vonafexor 200 mg twice daily (straight line, cross); Vonafexor 300 mg daily combined with Peg‐IFNα2a (dotted line, rhombus); Vonafexor 150 mg twice daily combined with Peg‐IFNα2a (dotted line, square); placebo with Peg‐IFNα2a (dotted line, circle). HBsAg, hepatitis B surface antigen. Significance: *indicates p < .05 for change from baseline. # indicates p < .05 vs. placebo. o indicates p < .05 for change from baseline and vs. Placebo
Article Snippet: In Part A, patients were randomly assigned using a block randomization algorithm to receive blinded oral Vonafexor (100 mg once daily (o.d.), 200 mg o.d., 200 mg twice daily (b.d.), or 400 mg o.d.), placebo, or open‐label entecavir (0.5 mg o.d., Baraclude ® , Bristol‐Myers Squibb, Clinton, NY) for 29 days (Figure ).
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