Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2024.
World J Hepatol. Apr 27, 2024; 16(4): 550-565
Published online Apr 27, 2024. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v16.i4.550
Table 1 Summary of the incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma, hepatic decompensation, and hepatitis B surface antigen seroreversion of chronic hepatitis B patients with hepatitis B surface antigen seroclearance
Ref.
Country/region
Study design
n
HBsAg seroreversion (%)
Hepatic decompensation (%)
HCC incidence (%)
Spontaneous HBsAg seroclearance
Yip et al[43], 2023Hong KongRetrospective79426.11.31.1
Yip et al[44], 2021Hong KongRetrospective59177-1.6
Choi et al[45], 2021South KoreaRetrospective16241.2-2.2
Park et al[46], 2021South KoreaRetrospective984-10.91.4
Yeo et al[47], 2020MulticenterRetrospective112641.3--
Song et al[48], 2019ChinaProspective652--1.2
Zhu et al[49], 2018ChinaProspective348--0.2
Chen et al[50], 2016TaiwanRetrospective312--1.3
NAs treatment HBsAg seroclearance
Yip et al[44], 2021Hong KongRetrospective12077.7-1.3
Choi et al[45], 2021South KoreaRetrospective3485.5-4
Kim et al[51], 2020South KoreaRetrospective2763.6-2.9
Yip et al[52], 2019Hong KongRetrospective3761.4-0.5
Suarez et al[53], 2019SpainRetrospective691.5-1.5
Sun et al[54], 2019ChinaRetrospective54--0
Chi et al[55], 2017MulticenterRetrospective703.7-0
Chen et al[50], 2016TaiwanRetrospective110--0.9
IFN-α alone or combined with NAs treatment HBsAg seroclearance
Li et al[56], 2022ChinaProspective2318.2--
Chen et al[57], 2021ChinaProspective486.3-0
Wu et al[58], 2021ChinaProspective68--0
Pan et al[59], 2021ChinaProspective37617.3-0.3
Wu et al[60], 2020ChinaRetrospective2385.9-0
Choi et al[61], 2020CanadaRetrospective651.9-4.4
Li et al[62], 2019ChinaProspective17613.4-0.6
Table 2 Summary of the characteristics of quantitative hepatitis B surface antigen assays from several companies
Test names
Companies
Principle techniques
Detection methods
Pretreatment procedure
Range of detection
On-board dilution
Elecsys HBsAg IIRoche DiagnosticSandwich technique, 2 capture mAbs, and a mixture of mAbs and polyAbs detectionECLIA (ruthenium)None0.05–130 IU/mL1:400 with buffered negative human serum
Architect HBsAg QTAbbott LaboratoriesSandwich technique, capture mAbs, and polyAbs detectionCMIA (acridinium)None0.05–250 IU/mL1:500 with recalcified negative human plasma
Sysmex HISCL HBsAgSysmex CorporationSandwich technique, capture mAbs, and mAbs detectionCLEIA (CDP-Star)None0.03–2500 IU/mLAuto dilution
Lumipulse G HBsAg-QuantFujirebio IncorporationSandwich technique, 2 capture mAbs and 2 detections mAbsCLEIA (AMPPD)Yes, to disrupt viral particles and dissociate HBsAg from HBsAg-anti-HBs complexes0.005–150 IU/mL1:100, 1:200 or 1:1000 with NaCl and Tris buffer
iTACT-HBsAgFujirebio IncorporationSandwich techniqueICT-CLEIA (AMPPD)Yes, to inactivate anti-HBs, releases the antigen from the immune complexes, and to disassociate the antigen polymers into monomers0.0005–113 IU/mL N/A
Table 3 Summary of the characteristics of quantitative hepatitis B antibody assays from several companies
Test names
Companies
Principle techniques
Detection methods
Range of detection
Anti-HBc QN[93]Wantai BioPharmDouble-antigen sandwichELISA 0.1–25 IU/mL
Anti-HBc HQ[94]United Medical Instruments Fully automated two-step sandwichCMIA 100–100000 IU/mL
Lumipulse G HBcAb-N[95]Fujirebio IncorporationFully automated two-step sandwichCLEIA0.5–50 IU/mL
Europium III chelate microparticles HBcAb[96]Guangzhou Darui BiotechnologyRapid fluorescence POCTLFIA 0-640 IU/mL