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World J Gastroenterol. May 21, 2021; 27(19): 2312-2324
Published online May 21, 2021. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v27.i19.2312
Table 1 The risk of hepatitis B virus reactivation in patients treated with interleukin-12/23 or interleukin-23 inhibitors
Ref.
Number of HBV patients
HBV status
Disease
Drugs
Prophylaxis
Follow-up
HBV reactivation
Ting et al[27], 201854(1) 10 CHB; and (2) 44 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-)PsoriasisUstekinumabYes: 2 patients with CHB24 mo(1) 2 patients with CHB without prophylaxis. (no hepatitis); and (2) 1 patient with resolved HBV (mild hepatitis)
Solay et al[5], 20182929 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-)Psoriasis/HS/AS/RA/CDUstekinumab (n = 7)NA 22 wk1 patient with psoriasis without prophylaxis (no data regarding hepatitis)
Sanz-Bueno et al[68], 20152020 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-) but viral load was assessed in 7 of 20 patientsPsoriasisUstekinumab (n = 6)No40 mo0
Chiu et al[28], 201314(1) 11 CHB; and (2) 3 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline was not availablePsoriasisUstekinumabYes: 4 patients with CHB10 mo(1) 2 patients with CHB without prophylaxis (No hepatitis); and (2) 0
Navarro et al[69], 201355 CHBPsoriasisUstekinumab (n = 1)Yes25 mo0
Hayashi et al[70], 201455 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline was not availablePsoriasisUstekinumabNo52 wk0
Koskinas et al[41], 20131Resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline was not availablePsoriasisUstekinumabNo16 mo1 with hepatitis (ALT 65 IU/mL)
Steglich et al[71], 20141Resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-)PsoriasisUstekinumabYes36 mo0
Duncan et al[43], 20191Resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline was not availablePalmoplantar PsoriasisGuselkumabNo12 mo0
Table 2 The risk of hepatitis B virus reactivation in patients with interleukin-17 inhibitors
Ref.
Number of HBV patients
HBV status
Disease
Drugs
Prophylaxis
Follow-up
HBV reactivation
Chiu et al[52], 201849(1) 25 CHB; and (2) 24 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-) in 11 patients with resolved HBVPsoriasisSecukinumabYes: 3 patients with CHB3 mo(1) 6 patients with CHB without prophylaxis. (no hepatitis); and (2) 1 patient with resolved HBV with positive viral load at baseline (no hepatitis)
Moneva-Leniz et al[72], 20204(1) 2 CHB; and (2) 2 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-)Psoriasis/palmoplantar psoriasisSecukinumabYes: 1 patient with CHB and 1 patient with resolved HBV 20 mo(1) 0; and (2) 0
Feaster et al[73], 20181A carrier of congenital HBV infection1Psoriasis and PsASecukinumabNo24 mo0
Bevans et al[74], 20181Seropositive hepatitis1Palmoplantar psoriasis and ASSecukinumabNo14 mo0
Yanagihara et al[75], 20171CHB Psoriasis vulgarisSecukinumabYes9 mo0
Peccerillo et al[76], 20181Resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-)PsoriasisSecukinumabYes14 mo0
Koike et al[53], 20191CHBPsoriasis and PsAIxekizumabYes18 mo0
Lora et al[54], 20191Resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-)PsoriasisIxekizumabYes12 mo0
Table 3 The risk of hepatitis B virus reactivation in patients with Janus kinase inhibitors
Ref.
Number of HBV patients
Serology for HBV infectious
Disease
Drugs
Prophylaxis
Follow-up
HBV reactivation
Chen et al[66], 201881(1) 6 CHB; and (2) 75 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA at baseline (-) but viral load was assessed in 53 patients with resolved HBVRATofacitinibYes: 2 patients with CHB3-6 mo(1) 2 patients with CHB without prophylaxis (1 patient developed hepatitis); and (2) 0
Serling-Boyd et al[67], 202188 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA was assessed in 6 patients, but viral loads were not available7 RA, 1 PsATofacitinibYes: 2 patients3.1 yr0
Harigai et al[62], 2020215215 resolved HBV. HBV-DNA (-) at baseline in 30 patients with resolved HBV who had detectable post-baseline HBV-DNA RABaricitinibNA 2.7 yr8 patients with resolved HBV had HBV-DNA ≥ 29 IU/mL (4 patients med the criteria of HBVr in this study, no hepatitis)