Table 3 Commonly reported SAEs and TEAEs

From: Bemcentinib as monotherapy and in combination with low-dose cytarabine in acute myeloid leukemia patients unfit for intensive chemotherapy: a phase 1b/2a trial

 

DE cohort

LDAC cohort

Overall

(N = 36)

(N = 36)

(N = 72)

n

(%)

E

n

(%)

E

n

(%)

E

SAEs reported in10% of patients in either cohort

 Febrile neutropenia

6

(17%)

7

10

(28%)

14

16

(22%)

21

 Pneumonia

9

(25%)

9

5

(14%)

6

14

(19%)

15

 Lung infection

4

(11%)

4

1

(3%)

1

5

(7%)

5

 Pyrexia

2

(6%)

3

4

(11%)

4

6

(8%)

7

TEAEs of any grade reported in ≥ 20% of patients in either cohort

 Diarrhea

17

(47%)

29

17

(47%)

34

34

(47%)

63

 Nausea

12

(33%)

15

15

(42%)

29

27

(38%)

44

 Electrocardiogram QT prolonged

9

(25%)

20

17

(47%)

33

26

(36%)

53

 Fatigue

12

(33%)

18

10

(28%)

15

22

(31%)

33

 Anemia

5

(14%)

7

16

(44%)

29

21

(29%)

36

 Febrile neutropenia

10

(28%)

11

11

(31%)

20

21

(29%)

31

 Pyrexia

12

(33%)

15

8

(22%)

9

20

(28%)

24

 Hypokalaemia

10

(28%)

12

8

(22%)

9

18

(25%)

21

 Oedema peripheral

7

(19%)

10

11

(31%)

12

18

(25%)

22

 Pneumonia

10

(28%)

10

6

(17%)

7

16

(22%)

17

 Vomiting

8

(22%)

10

8

(22%)

10

16

(22%)

20

 Thrombocytopenia

5

(14%)

8

10

(28%)

11

15

(21%)

19

 Platelet count decreased

3

(8%)

3

11

(31%)

22

14

(19%)

25

 Dyspnoea

5

(14%)

6

9

(25%)

9

14

(19%)

15

 Cough

9

(25%)

10

5

(14%)

7

14

(19%)

17

 Headache

9

(25%)

10

4

(11%)

5

13

(18%)

15

 Constipation

3

(8%)

3

9

(25%)

10

12

(17%)

13

 Mouth hemorrhage

1

(3%)

1

8

(22%)

9

9

(13%)

10

  1. E number of events, AE adverse event, N,n number of patients (total, affected), SAE serious adverse event, TEAE treatment-emergent adverse event; Headings and subheadings in bold.
  2. Sorted by overall frequency in the combined safety population. Where an SAE is ≥10% or a TEAE is ≥20% in one cohort but not the other, it is shown for both cohorts.