Aethlon Medical Releases Shareholder Letter to Discuss the Treatment of Hepatitis-C V...(removing toxic proteins shed from HCV to...),Health

While we believe our Hemopurifier(R) has obvious advantages over the DFPP system, I wish to expand on point #5 as it provides a foundation to support our treatment goal of increasing HCV cure rates up to 90%. Based on published treatment literature, it is well established that patients who initiate SOC and achieve a rapid viral response (RVR) have significantly higher cure rates. RVR is defined as undetectable viral load at day 30 of SOC treatment. In fact, published literature indicates the small percentage of patients who do achieve a RVR have cure rates that range from 86-92%. Based on our Hemopurifier(R) data, we believe it is possible to achieve undetectable levels of HCV in week one of SOC therapy, not day 30. Based on data analyzed from four-hour Hemopurifier(R) treatments, we project that a patient with a high viral load of 7 million iu/ml might be reduced to undetectable HCV levels after approximately three days of continuous Hemopurifier(R) treatment. This corresponds to a 4.06 log reduction or a 11,000-fold decrease in viral load. An HCV patient with a moderate viral load of 2 million iu/ml would be proje
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