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. 2015 Feb;77(1-2):81–93.

Table 2.

Adverse events with an incidence ≥1% in any group

Placebo
n=124
Celecoxib
n=248
Etodolac
n=244
All adverse eventsa) 41(33.1%) 75(30.2%) 84(34.4%)
Gastrointestinal disorders  6(4.8%)  6(2.4%) 10(4.1%)
Constipation  1(0.8%)  3(1.2%)  3(1.2%)
Diarrhea  2(1.6%)  1(0.4%)  1(0.4%)
Nausea  1(0.8%) 0  4(1.6%)
General disorders and administration site conditions  6(4.8%)  2(0.8%)  3(1.2%)
Pyrexia  4(3.2%)  2(0.8%)  3(1.2%)
Investigations 30(24.2%) 56(22.6%) 68(27.9%)
Alanine aminotransferase increased 0  2(0.8%)  3(1.2%)
Aspartate aminotransferase increased  1(0.8%)  2(0.8%)  3(1.2%)
Beta 2 microglobulin urine increased  5(4.0%) 11(4.4%) 16(6.6%)
Beta-N-acetyl-D-glucosaminidase increased  6(4.8%)  5(2.0%)  8(3.3%)
Blood bilirubin increased  2(1.6%)  3(1.2%)  2(0.8%)
Blood creatine phosphokinase increased  1(0.8%)  6(2.4%)  4(1.6%)
Glucose urine present  5(4.0%)  4(1.6%)  6(2.5%)
Blood urine present  3(2.4%)  8(3.2%)  5(2.0%)
Occult blood positive 21(16.9%) 31(12.5%) 39(16.0%)
Urobilinogen urine increased 0  3(1.2%)  2(0.8%)
Nervous system disorders  2(1.6%)  7(2.8%)  8(3.3%)
Headache  2(1.6%)  6(2.4%)  8(3.3%)

a) Adverse events (MedDRA/J ver.13.1) with an incidence of 1% or higher in any group are listed for the safety analysis set. Data are shown as the number (%) of patients.