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. 2016 Jul 13;5(2):169–182. doi: 10.1007/s40120-016-0048-2

Table 2.

Pregnancy outcomes in the daclizumab clinical study program

Pregnancies by outcomea Became pregnant while receiving daclizumab or ≤6 months after the final dose Stopped daclizumab treatment >6 months before becoming pregnant Daclizumab dose status unknown at the time of becoming pregnant
Total number of pregnancies 38 6 1
Total number of women who became pregnantb 36c 5d 1
 Live birth 20 3 0
 Spontaneous abortion/miscarriage 4 2 0
 Elective termination 8 1 0
 Ectopic pregnancy 2 0 0
 Lost to follow-up 2 0 0
 Outcome pending 2 0 1

aBased on pregnancy reports from the daclizumab drug development program as of March 9, 2015

bFour women became pregnant more than once; two of these women became pregnant while receiving daclizumab or ≤6 months of receiving the final dose and then again >6 months after their final dose of daclizumab and are therefore counted in both columns

cOf the 36 women who became pregnant while receiving daclizumab or ≤6 months of receiving the final dose, 34 had one pregnancy (total pregnancies, n = 34) and two had two pregnancies in this category (total pregnancies, n = 4)

dIn the five women who became pregnant >6 months after their final dose of daclizumab, four had one pregnancy each (total pregnancies, n = 4) and one had multiple (n = 2) pregnancies in this category