Table 3.
Timing of AE | Description | Severity | Relationship to HA + CS | Outcome |
---|---|---|---|---|
<24 h | Nausea/chills/headache | Mild | Unlikely | Resolved |
<24 h | Headache/fatigue | Mild | Unlikely | Resolved |
<24 h | Bladder spasms | Mild | Suspected | Resolved |
<24 h | Cloudy urine/ bladder pain | Mild | Suspected | Resolved |
<24 h | Cloudy urine/sediment | Mild | Suspected | Resolved |
<24 h | Cloudy urine | Mild | Suspected | Resolved |
<24 h | Sediment in urine | Mild | Suspected | Resolved |
<24 h | Sediment in urine | Mild | Suspected | Resolved |
<7 days | UTI | Mild | Suspected | Antibiotics |
<7 days | Bladder pain/cloudy urine | Mild | Unlikely | Resolved |
<7 days | Bladder pain | Mild | Unlikely | Resolved |
>7 days | Chest infection | Moderate | Unlikely | Antibiotics |
>7 days | Infected SPC site | Mild | Unlikely | Resolved |
AE = adverse event, SPC = suprapubic catheter, UTI = urinary tract infection.