Table 3B.

Details of infusion reactions (grade 1–4) listed by maximal grade^*.

Infusion Reactions by Maximum Grade (CTCAE v4 criteria)	N
Grade 1 (n = 12 of total 136, 9%)
HTN	4
HTN, N ± V	1
HTN, bradycardia, N ± V	1
Bradycardia	1
Bradycardia, N ± V, abdominal pain	1
N ± V	3
Coughing, shoulder pain	1
Grade 2 (n = 43 of total 136, 32%)
HTN	32
HTN + grade 1 bradycardia	1
HTN + grade 1 N ± V	5
Wheezing	2
Hypoxia + grade 1 N ± V	2
Hypoxia + grade 1 HTN	1
Grade 3 (n = 63 of total 136, 46%)
HTN	46
HTN + grade 1 N ± V	6
HTN + grade 1 N ± V, chest tightness, dyspnea**, tachycardia	1
HTN + grade 1 N ± V, chest pain	1
HTN + grade 2 hypoxia	2
HTN + grade 1 dyspnea**	1
HTN + grade 1 tachycardia	1
HTN + grade 2 chills, grade 1 chest pain,	1
HTN + grade 2 hypoxia, grade 1 bradycardia, chest pain	1
HTN + grade 3 angioedema, grade 1 bradycardia, N ± V	1
HTN + grade 2 chills, grade 1 fever	1
HTN + grade 1 chills	1
Grade 4 (n = 1 of total 136, <1%)
Anaphylaxis + grade 1 HTN	1

N ± V indicates nausea ± vomiting; HTN, hypertension; sat, saturation.

^*Of 136 patients, 119 had grade 1–4 reactions whereas 17 patients had no reactions.

^**Normal oxygen saturation.