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. 2011 Jun 9;9(6):1007–1023. doi: 10.3390/md9061007

Table 5.

Bazett’s corrected QT interval (QTc) and heart rate (HR) values of all patients evaluated and grouped by the presence and type of cardiac adverse event.

Group (number of pairs) QTc (msec) Pre-infusion QTc (msec) Post-infusion ΔQTc (msec) HR (bpm) Pre-Infusion HR (bpm) Post-Infusion ΔHR (bpm)
All (n = 136) * 426.77 (38.78) 429.28 (40.25) 2.51 (32.99) 79.07 (15.33) 82.46 (13.17) 3.39 (9.92)
No cardiac event (n = 116) 424.88 (40.06) 426.98 (41.18) 2.10 (33.33) 79.92 (15.53) 82.86 (13.53) 2.94 (9.91)
Cardiac event (n = 20) 437.75 (28.65) 442.60 (32.09) 4.85 (31.66) 74.05 (13.39) 80.10 (10.87) 6.05 (9.76)
Rhythm abnormalities (n = 18) 439.44 (29.79) 442.67 (33.79) 3.22 (32.89) 75.44 (13.39) 80.44 (11.30) 5.00 (9.70)
Myocardial injury (n = 4) 429.00 (29.15) 437.50 (15.20) 8.50 (21.79) 68.75 (10.34) 77.75 (12.55) 9.00 (9.90)

Data shown are mean (SD);

*

Only ECGs performed within 4 h after the end of the infusion are included because ECGs performed later were onsidered to not reflect the real QTc increase potentially caused by plitidepsin. A total of 136 pairs of measurements were available, corresponding to the same number of plitidepsin infusions; Bpm: beats per minute; ECG: electrocardiogram; HR: heart rate; SD: standard deviation.