MYELOID-DERIVED SUPPRESSOR CELLS TWO YEARS AFTER HEPATITIS C VIRUS ERADICATION USING DIRECTLY ACTING ANTIVIRALS.

Successful DAA therapy leads to slow and partial immunological reconstitution, as demonstrated by the failure to attain normal levels of MDSC's 2 years after successful HCV eradication despite the normalization of laboratory parameters as well as the absence of liver fibrosis. The clinical implications of these findings should be thoroughly studied.