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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2012 Feb 11;107(5):943–952. doi: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2011.03700.x

Table 3.

Total Number of Serious Adverse Events (on an intent-to-treat basis)

Specific type of SAE Interim (n = 99) Standard (n = 104) Restored (n = 27)
1. During IM Phase of Study (First 120 Days)
Accident (car accident, assault, fall) 1 1 0
Cardio-vascular (Stroke?) 0 1 0
Gastrointestinal (hepatitis) 1 0 0
Genito-urital (kidney stones) 0 1 0
Muscular-skeletal (muscle strain) 1 0 0
Respiratory (asthma) 2 0 0
Infection (cellulitis) 2 2 0
Neurological (seizure) 1 0 1
Other (cyst, dehydration, breast cancer) 3 1 0

Total 11 6 1

2. During Second Phase of Study (Days 121-365)
Accident (car accident, assault, fall) 0 1 1
Cardio-vascular (angina, hypertension) 2 1 0
Detoxification (benzodiazepines) 1 0 0
Gastrointestinal (constipation, hepatitis, bleeding, ulcers) 2a 1 0
Genito-urital (uterine fibroids, kidney stones) 0 2 1
Muscular-skeletal (arthritis, muscle strain) 1 0 0
Respiratory (asthma, bronchitis, emphysema) 2 0 1
Infection (cellulitis, pneumonia) 2b 0 0
Childbirth (and complications) 1 1 1
Neurological (seizure, stroke?) 1 0 0

Total 12 6 4

Note: There was a total of 40 SAEs. Thirty-two participants reported at least one SAE, 8 of whom reported 2 SAEs each. The number of participants experiencing at least one SAE in the IM, SM and RM conditions was 19, 9 and 4, respectively.

a

Death from gastric hemorrhage at day 304 post-enrollment

b

Death from pneumonia at day 334 post-enrollment