Key result
Among Chinese chronic hepatitis C patients, subtypes 1b (71.96%) and 2a (19.90%) were the most prevalent, while genotypes 3 and 6 have spread nationwide.
Population
1012 chronic hepatitis C patients in China
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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Nationwide HCV genotype shifts may influence therapy responses; extends distribution data but leaves outcome impacts open.
Cross-Sectional (n=1,012)
Yes
While subtypes 1b and 2a remain the most prevalent HCV subtypes in China, genotypes 3 and 6 have spread nationwide, which may impact antiviral therapy responses.
Ju et al. (2015) conducted a cross-sectional in Chronic hepatitis C (n=1,012). HCV infection was evaluated on HCV genotype and subtype distribution. Among Chinese chronic hepatitis C patients, subtypes 1b (71.96%) and 2a (19.90%) were the most prevalent, while genotypes 3 and 6 have spread nationwide.
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