Table 7.

Number and type of nonhematologic AEs by grade


Type of AE

Grade 1

Grade 2

Grade 3/4
Constitutional   158 (0.83)   45 (0.23)   9 (0.05)  
Skin   47 (0.25)   21 (0.11)   4 (0.02)  
Gastrointestinal   125 (0.65)   24 (0.12)   0  
Liver   NR   9 (0.05)   9 (0.05)  
Edema   77 (0.40)   14 (0.07)   2 (0.01)  
Infections   33 (0.17)   12 (0.06)   0  
Neurologic   8 (0.04)   8 (0.04)   0  
Psychiatric   10 (0.05)   8 (0.04)   0  
Cardiovascular   10 (0.05)   4 (0.02)   3* (0.02)  
Hemorrhage   27 (0.14)   5 (0.03)   2* (0.01)  
Other   36 (0.19)   6 (0.03)   2** (0.01)  
Total AEs
 
521 (2.73)
 
156 (0.81)
 
31 (0.16)
 

Type of AE

Grade 1

Grade 2

Grade 3/4
Constitutional   158 (0.83)   45 (0.23)   9 (0.05)  
Skin   47 (0.25)   21 (0.11)   4 (0.02)  
Gastrointestinal   125 (0.65)   24 (0.12)   0  
Liver   NR   9 (0.05)   9 (0.05)  
Edema   77 (0.40)   14 (0.07)   2 (0.01)  
Infections   33 (0.17)   12 (0.06)   0  
Neurologic   8 (0.04)   8 (0.04)   0  
Psychiatric   10 (0.05)   8 (0.04)   0  
Cardiovascular   10 (0.05)   4 (0.02)   3* (0.02)  
Hemorrhage   27 (0.14)   5 (0.03)   2* (0.01)  
Other   36 (0.19)   6 (0.03)   2** (0.01)  
Total AEs
 
521 (2.73)
 
156 (0.81)
 
31 (0.16)
 

The numbers of AEs are listed and, in parentheses, the frequency of the AEs (no. of AEs per patient per year). Grade 2 to 4 AEs were reported in 87 (45%) of 191 patients. In the remaining 104 patients AEs were either grade 1 or not reported at all. Constitutional symptoms included muscle cramps, myalgia, arthralgia, musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, fever, and headache. Skin symptoms were rash and related events and pruritus. Gastrointestinal symptoms included nausea, vomiting, mucositis, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Edema was generalized, superficial, orbital, facial, or weight gain.

NR indicates not reported.

*

Grade 4 AEs, which were recorded 4 times

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