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A Study of Long-Term Interferon Therapy in Patients with Hepatitis C

Status: Completed

Protocol number: 00-DK-0186

Company division: Diagnostic

Official Scientific Title: Hepatitis C antiviral long-term treatment against cirrhosis (HALT-C)

Brief summary: This study will investigate whether long-term antiviral therapy with interferon can prevent liver disease from progressing in patients with chronic hepatitis C infection

Study type: Interventional study

Condition: Hepatitis C, Chronic

Intervention name: Amplicor GT HCV Monitor

Inclusion criteria:

  • hepatitis C infection, non-responsive to previous HCV therapy

    Exclusion criteria:

  • hepatitis B infection
  • autoimmune hepatitis
  • HIV infection
  • intolerant of interferon treatment
  • Gender: Males or Females

    Age limits: Min: 18 Years Max: 99 Years

    Accepts healthy volunteers: No

    Anticipated start date: January, 2006

    Trial registration date: 03/16/2006

    Date last updated: 12/2/2008


    Link to trial result

    This trial was conducted at the following locations:

    United States

    • Irvine, CA
    • Los Angeles, CA
    • Denver, CO
    • Bethesda, MD
    • Boston, MA
    • Worcester, MA
    • Ann Arbor, MI
    • St. Louis, MO
    • Dallas, TX
    • Richmond, VA

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