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. 2016 Feb 7;21(5):456–465. doi: 10.1177/1074248416629549

Table 3.

Fecal and Urinary Excretion of Potassium in a Phase 1 Study of RLY5016 in Healthy Adults.

RLY5016 Dose (TID) Placebo (N = 8)
0.8 g (N = 6) 4.2 g (N = 6) 8.4 g (N = 6) 16.8 g (N = 6)
Fecal potassium excretion (mg/d), mean ± SD
 Baselinea 758.1 ± 91.5 794.0 ± 198.9 676.5 ± 114.5 862.0 ± 172.6 768.1 ± 297.9
 End pointb 901.7 ± 127.6 1411.1 ± 279.9 1746.1 ± 246.6 2791.4 ± 309.2 937.4 ± 708.2
 Change from baseline to endpoint 143.6 ± 96.6 617.2 ± 132.8c 1069.7 ± 218.1d 1929.4 ± 416.5d 169.3 ± 477.2
Urinary potassium excretion (mg/d), mean ± SD
 Baselinea 3493.7 ± 570.4 3447.2 ± 446.6 3765.5 ± 325.8 3748.8 ± 248.5 3644.9 ± 468.3
 End pointb 3491.8 ± 539.3 2914.7 ± 452.8 2622.4 ± 221.1 1792.9 ± 384.3 3389.3 ± 669.2
 Change from baseline to end point −1.9 ± 136.6 −532.5 ± 234.3 −1143.2 ± 316.9d −1955.8 ± 277.3d −255.6 ± 518.6

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; TID, 3 times daily.

aBaseline data were collected on days 5 to 11.

bEnd point data were collected on days 13 to 19. Patiromer doses are expressed as the amount of the polymer anion.

cP < .02 versus placebo.

dP < .001 versus placebo.