Table A6.
Hypertension Grade | Management |
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1 | Consider increased blood pressure monitoring |
2 | Begin antihypertensive therapy and continue regorafenib |
3 | Hold regorafenib until symptoms resolve and diastolic BP < 100 mmHg; also treat patient with antihypertensive medications (if previously normal blood pressure) or increase current antihypertensive medications or add additional antihypertensive medications; when regorafenib is restarted, reduce by one dose level* |
If diastolic BP is not controlled (< 100 mmHg) with the addition of new or more intensive therapy, reduce another dose level† | |
4 | Discontinue study drug |
Abbreviation: BP, blood pressure.
Patients requiring a delay of > 4 weeks were removed from protocol. If blood pressure remained controlled for at least one full cycle, dose re-escalation was permitted at discretion of investigator.
Dose reductions below dose level − 3 were not allowed; if dose reductions below dose level − 3 were required, study drug administration was discontinued.