Table 2.

Primary efficacy analysis: comparison of on-study sABRs with historical estimates

Prior on-demand group (n = 13)Switch group (n = 10)
Historical   
 No. of treated spontaneous BEs 201 50 
 sABR mean (95% CI)* 6.54 (2.52 to 17.00) 0.51 (0.04 to 6.31) 
rVWF prophylaxis (on-study treatment)   
 No. of treated spontaneous BEs 18 
 sABR mean (95% CI)* 0.56 (0.15 to 2.05) 0.28 (0.02 to 3.85) 
Comparison (rVWF prophylaxis vs historical sABR)   
 sABR rVWF prophylaxis:historical ratio (95% CI) 0.085 (0.021 to 0.346) 0.550 (0.086 to 3.523) 
 sABR percentage change from historical (95% CI) −91.5% (−97.9% to −65.4%) −45.0% (−91.4% to 252.3%) 
Prior on-demand group (n = 13)Switch group (n = 10)
Historical   
 No. of treated spontaneous BEs 201 50 
 sABR mean (95% CI)* 6.54 (2.52 to 17.00) 0.51 (0.04 to 6.31) 
rVWF prophylaxis (on-study treatment)   
 No. of treated spontaneous BEs 18 
 sABR mean (95% CI)* 0.56 (0.15 to 2.05) 0.28 (0.02 to 3.85) 
Comparison (rVWF prophylaxis vs historical sABR)   
 sABR rVWF prophylaxis:historical ratio (95% CI) 0.085 (0.021 to 0.346) 0.550 (0.086 to 3.523) 
 sABR percentage change from historical (95% CI) −91.5% (−97.9% to −65.4%) −45.0% (−91.4% to 252.3%) 
*

Estimated using a generalized linear mixed-effects model for the full analysis set through month 12. Only BEs treated with VWF infusions are included. Six BEs of unknown cause (4 historical [all in the prior on-demand group] and 2 on-study [switch group]) were counted as spontaneous BEs for this analysis.

Percentage change in sABR was calculated directly from the sABR ratio (RR): 100 × (RR - 1).

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