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Results At baseline, more patients were HCV antibody positive by serology in the DRV/r arm (17%) than in the control arm (9%). In the primary efficacy analysis at Week 48, 86.2% of patients in the monotherapy arm and 87.8% in the triple therapy arm had HIV RNA <50 copies/mL. Only four of the confirmed elevations in HIV RNA were above 400 copies/mL (two in each arm). In multivariate analysis (Per Protocol), hepatitis C co-infection was a significant predictor of confirmed HIV RNA elevations (p < 0.01). For patients infected only with HIV (HCV antibody negative at baseline), the percent HIV RNA <50 was 88.1% in the monotherapy arm versus 87.3% in the triple therapy arm. For patients HCV antibody positive at baseline, the percent HIV RNA <50 was 61.9% for the monotherapy arm versus 58.3% for the triple therapy arm. Three patients had acute HCV infection during the trial (all in the DRV/r arm): all three had HIV RNA elevations at the time of acute HCV infection.

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The MONET trial: correlation between Hepatitis C coinfection and HIV RNA responses during darunavir/ritonavir monotherapy, for patients with HIV RNA &lt;50 copies/mL at baseline