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Two Months Post TX and still UND. What are percentages now?
Just got the call.. Still UND after two months post TX. I was a little early, but they said it was close enough to time I should have had it done.. Anyway, I forgot to ask how much that increases my chances for SVR. I'm hearing from a lot of people on here that six months seems to be the SVR moment.. and I am 4 months away from that point.. Does anyone know where that puts me percentage wise?
Post tx timing for prediction of SVR:
@ week 4 - 96% (93.1-98.1)
@ week 12 - 99.7 (99.1-100%)
@ week 24 100%
http://www.colloquium.eu/congres/11PHC/presentation/Monday_Amphi_bleu/A_ALBERTI.pdf see slide 5.
Your odds look very good.
@ week 4 - 96% (93.1-98.1)
@ week 12 - 99.7 (99.1-100%)
@ week 24 100%
http://www.colloquium.eu/congres/11PHC/presentation/Monday_Amphi_bleu/A_ALBERTI.pdf see slide 5.
Your odds look very good.
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