marginally statistically significantP value = 0.043
There was a marginally statistically significant difference in the tobacco consumption between both groups (7% in prolonged QTc group vs. 17.4% in normal QTc group, P value = 0.043).
There was a marginally statistically significant difference in the tobacco consumption between both groups (7% in prolonged QTc group vs. 17.4% in normal QTc group, P value = 0.043).
Although few patients had follow-up electrocardiogram after HCV eradication, yet 79% of patients with prolonged QTc showed QTc normalization after HCV eradication, despite this small sample size that hinders statistical analysis, this figure gives a clear trend that supports the direct relation between HCV and prolonged QTc.