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. 2015 Jan 20;112(4):644–649. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2015.12

Table 2. Non-haematologic toxicity in first course attributed as at least possibly related to study therapy and occurring in >10% of 32 total patients.

  555 MBq kg−1 (15 mCi kg−1; n=6) 666 MBq kg−1 (18 mCi kg−1; n=26) All patients (n=32)
Grade 1 or 2
Diarrhoea 83 65 69
Aspartate aminotransferase increased 83 62 66
Nausea 67 62 63
Alanine aminotransferase increased 33 50 47
Anorexia 33 50 47
Vomiting 83 38 47
Oral pain 33 46 44
Dry mouth 50 31 34
Alopecia 67 23 31
Fatigue 0 38 31
Constipation 50 19 25
Abdominal pain 17 23 22
Hypoalbuminemia 33 19 22
Hypokalemia 33 19 22
Hyponatremia 0 27 22
Sore throat 0 23 19
Urinary tract pain 33 15 19
Serum amylase increased 0 19 16
Alkaline phosphatase increased 0 15 13
Bone pain 33 8 13
Cough 0 15 13
Hypomagnesemia 0 15 13
Rash and other skin disorder 0 15 13
Weight loss 33 8 13
Dehydration
0
8
6
Grade 3
Vomiting 0 11 9
Dehydration 0 8 6
Diarrhoea 0 8 6
Hyponatremia 0 8 6
Serum amylase increased 0 8 6
Anorexia 0 4 3
Hypokalemia 0 4 3
Nausea 0 4 3

Values given are percentage of patients at each dose level with toxicity.