Title: HCV and HBV Genotypes: Vital in the Progression of HCV/ HBV Co-Infection
Version: 3 Date: 11 Oct 2024
Reviewer's report:
My concerns regarding this manuscript are
1- The method of HCV and HBV diagnosis in coinfected patients, should be clarified in
methodology. Whether it is based on HCV and HBV serology or nucleic acid testing
2- The method by which other causes of chronic liver diseases were excluded, should be clarified
in the methodology
3- The explanation of this high frequency (12.5%) of HCV-HBV coinfection should be analyzed
in the discussion
Title: HCV and HBV Genotypes: Vital in the Progression of HCV/ HBV Co-Infection
Version: 3 Date: 11 Oct 2024
Reviewer's report:
My concerns regarding this manuscript are
1- The method of HCV and HBV diagnosis in coinfected patients, should be clarified in
methodology. Whether it is based on HCV and HBV serology or nucleic acid testing
2- The method by which other causes of chronic liver diseases were excluded, should be clarified
in the methodology
3- The explanation of this high frequency (12.5%) of HCV-HBV coinfection should be analyzed
in the discussion
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Title: HCV and HBV Genotypes: Vital in the Progression of HCV/ HBV Co-Infection
Version: 3 Date: 11 Oct 2024
Reviewer's report:
My concerns regarding this manuscript are
1- The method of HCV and HBV diagnosis in coinfected patients, should be clarified in
methodology. Whether it is based on HCV and HBV serology or nucleic acid testing
2- The method by which other causes of chronic liver diseases were excluded, should be clarified
in the methodology
3- The explanation of this high frequency (12.5%) of HCV-HBV coinfection should be analyzed
in the discussion
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