Table 3 Incidence of toxicities at least possibly related to one or both of the study drugs

From: A phase I trial of vertical inhibition of IGF signalling using cixutumumab, an anti-IGF-1R antibody, and selumetinib, an MEK 1/2 inhibitor, in advanced solid tumours

 

Selumetinib related

Cixutumumab related

Common to both drugs

Adverse event

All grades

Grade 3

All grades

Grade 3

All grades

Grade 3

Dermatologica

    

23 (77%)

0

GI (all)

21 (70%)

1 (3%)

    

 Abdominal pain

5 (17%)

0

    

 Nausea/vomiting

15 (50%)

1 (3%)

    

 Constipation

2 (7%)

0

    

 Diarrhoea

13 (43%)

0

    

Mucosal irritationb

    

16 (53%)

0

Ophthalmologic symptomsc

12 (40%)

2 (7%)

    

Poor appetite/weight loss

    

11 (37%)

0

Peripheral oedema

7 (23%)

0

    

Fatigue

    

6 (20%)

0

Hyperglycaemia

  

5 (17%)

4 (13%)

  

Neurologic

Confusion

  

1 (3%)

0

  

Dizziness

  

3 (10%)

0

  

Headache

  

5 (17%)

0

  

Gait disturbance

  

2 (7%)

0

  

Tinnitus

  

1 (3%)

0

  

Haematologic

Anaemia

  

4 (13%)

0

  

Leucopenia/neutropenia

  

2 (7%)

0

  

Bleeding

  

1 (3%)

0

  

Thrombosis (cerebrovascular accident)

  

2 (7%)

1 (3%)

  

Myalgias/arthralgias

  

3 (10%)

0

  

Hypertension

    

3 (10%)

2 (7%)

Cough

3 (10%)

0

    

Elevated creatinine

  

3 (10%)

0

  

Thrush

    

2 (7%)

0

  1. Note: Data reported as n, the number of patients who reported the symptom at least once, and % of total patients reporting symptom unless otherwise noted. Adverse events deemed possibly, probably, or likely attributable to study drugs are included here.
  2. aIncludes acneiform rash, eczematous rash, drying/cracking skin and fingernails with superimposed infections, itching, hypopigmentation.
  3. bDry mouth, vaginal irritation, oral ulcers, erythema around eyes, denuded nasal epithelium, rhinitis.
  4. cBlurry vision, floaters, flashing lights, black dots/lines in field of vision, retinopathy.