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. 2015 Nov 26;62(5):545–551. doi: 10.1093/cid/civ982

Table 2.

Clinical Response at Early and Late Timepoints

Timepoint Dalbavancin Treatment Group
Single-Dose, no./No. (%) 2-Dose, no./No. (%) Differencea (95% CI)
48–72 h
 Treatment response (ITT) 284/349 (81.4) 294/349 (84.2) −2.9 (−8.5, 2.8)
 Treatment nonresponder or indeterminate 65/349 (18.6) 55/349 (15.8)
  Death 0 1/55 (1.8)
  Antibacterial therapy for ABSSSI 4 /65 (6.2) 4/55 (7.3)
  Decrease of <20% in lesion area 41/65 (63.1) 34/55 (61.8)
  Missing lesion data 22/65 (33.8) 18/55 (32.7)
  Lesion area data outside window 15/65 (23.1) 11/55 (20.0)
 Treatment response (mITT) 284/349 (81.4) 294/346 (85.0) −3.6 (−9.2, 2.0)
 Treatment response at 36–75 hours (ITT) 293/349 (84.0) 298/349 (85.4) −1.4 (−6.8, 4.0)
Day 14
 Clinical success (ITT) 293/349 (84.0) 296/349 (84.8) −0.9 (−6.3, 4.6)
 Clinical success (CE) 267/302 (88.4) 270/302 (89.4) −1.0 (−6.1, 4.1)
Day 28
 Clinical success (ITT) 295/349 (84.5) 297/349 (85.1) −0.6 (−6.0, 4.8)
 Clinical success (CE) 250/271 (92.3) 247/267 (92.5) −0.3 (−4.9, 4.4)
Investigator assessment of cure
 Clinical response, day 14 (CE) 292/302 (96.7) 292/301 (97.0) −0.3 (−3.4, 2.7)
 Clinical response, day 28 (CE) 263/271 (97.0) 258/266 (97.0) 0.1 (−3.1, 3.2)

Data are presented as No. of patients with the respective observation/No. of patients in the respective population.

Abbreviations: ABSSSI, acute bacterial skin and skin structure infection; CE, clinically evaluable; CI, confidence interval; ITT, intent to treat; mITT, modified intent-to-treat.

a For the difference in clinical response rates (single-dose group minus 2-dose group).