Table 5B.

Grade III and IV nonhematological toxicities (% of patients)

^aWhen nausea and vomiting were reported separately, the maximum number is shown.

^bOnly nausea was reported.

^cReported as nausea/emesis.

^dReported as infection with neutropenia.

^eReported as infection from grade III or IV neutropenia.

^fReported as infection with neutropenia (infection without neutropenia, 0% and 0.6% for grade III and IV, respectively).

^gReported as neuropathy.

^hNumbers for neuropathy are the maximum between motor and sensory neuropathy.

ⁱReported as neurotoxicity.

^jReported as peripheral neuropathy.

^kReported as fatigue/malaise/lethargy.

^lReported as abdominal pain/cramping.

^mReported as abdominal pain.

ⁿReported as palmar–plantar erythrodysesthesia.

Abbreviations: HFS, hand–foot syndrome; NA, not available; PLD, pegylated liposomal doxorubicin.