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. 2016 Nov 8;176(1):76–85. doi: 10.1111/bjh.14382

Table 6.

Adverse events during the blinded phase

Adverse event Ruxolitinib (n = 54) HC (n = 56)
All Gradesa Grade 3/4a All Gradesa Grade 3/4a
Nonhaematological,b n (%)
Fatigue 11 (20·4) 1 (1·9) 6 (10·7) 1 (1·8)
Headache 9 (16·7) 0 3 (5·4) 0
Dizziness 7 (13·0) 0 5 (8·9) 0
Nausea 6 (11·1) 0 3 (5·4) 0
Pruritus 6 (11·1) 0 6 (10·7) 0
Rash 6 (11·1) 0 0 0
Diarrhoea 5 (9·3) 0 11 (19·6) 0
Constipation 4 (7·4) 0 7 (12·5) 0
Haematological,c n/N (%)
Anaemia 20/54 (37·0) 0 13/56 (23·2) 1/55 (1·8)
Thrombocytopaenia 5/54 (9·3) 0 15/56 (26·8) 1/55 (1·8)
Leucopaenia 6/54 (11·1) 1/54 (1·9) 13/56 (23·2) 1/55 (1·8)
Lymphopaenia 10/54 (18·5) 3/50 (6·0) 20/56 (35·7) 2/49 (4·1)
Neutropaenia 2/54 (3·7) 2/54 (3·7) 7/56 (12·5) 1/54 (1·9)

HC, hydroxycarbamide.

a

Per the National Cancer Institute Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events, version 3·0.

b

Adverse events reported by >10% of patients in either arm.

c

New or worsening haematology laboratory values; n indicates the number of patients with abnormal laboratory values, N indicates the number of evaluable patients (patients were evaluable for new or worsening grade 3/4 haematology laboratory values if post‐baseline data were available and data were missing at baseline or the severity at baseline was grade ≤2).