Table 4. Changes in Neurologic Signs and Symptoms for Women Receiving Sagopilone (N = 15)a.
Study Time Point | Overall Status of Neurologic Signs and Symptoms (n) | Worsening of ≥1 Neurologic Domainb | ||
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Improved | Stable | Worsening | ||
Midtherapy | 1 | 8 | 2c | 7 (of 11) |
Progression/withdrew from study | 0 | 5 | 9c | 10 (of 14)d |
Three patients had progression at second assessment and did not have “midtherapy” evaluations; 1 patient did not have assessments beyond baseline.
Domains included level of consciousness, symptoms, cranial nerves, language, strength, sensation, and ataxia.
At midtherapy and progression in 1 woman and 5 women, respectively, the signs and symptoms were felt to be possibly, probably, or definitely related to therapy.
Seven of these patients had worsening overall status.