Table 1. (A) Abemaciclib complications and mortality. Of the 32 animals receiving treatment, 41% displayed general morbidity, 81% had at least one episode of diarrhea, and 94% revealed peritonitis upon necropsy. Of the animals with peritonitis, 28% were severe. 6 animals were either found dead (n=2) or euthanized (n=4) prior to the endpoint of the study due to severe health complications. (B) Placebo complications and mortality. Out of 25 animals, 4% showed signs of general morbidity, and 12% demonstrated mild peritonitis. All animals survived until the endpoint of the study.
ABEMACICLIB | PLACEBO | ||||
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Complication | # of Animals (n = 32) | Additional Comments | Complication | # of Animals (n = 25) | Additional Comments |
General Morbidity | 13 (41%) | General Morbidity | 1 (4%) | ||
Diarrhea | 26 (81%) | Mean = 3.89 days; Range = 1-10 days |
Diarrhea | 1 (4%) | |
Peritonitis | 30 (94%) | Severe = 8 (28%); Mild = 22 (72%) |
Peritonitis | 3 (12%) | Mild = 3 (100%) |
Penile Prolapse | 2 (6%) | Penile Prolapse | 0 (0%) | ||
Respiratory Infection | 2 (6%) | Respiratory Infection | 0 (0%) | ||
Found Dead | 2 (6%) | Severe Peritonitis = 1 (50%) | Found Dead | 0 (0%) | |
Euthanized Prior to Endpoint | 4 (13%) | Severe Peritonitis = 1 (25%) Large Tumor = 1 (25%) General Morbidity = 2 (50%) |
Euthanized Prior to Endpoint | 0 (0%) | |
Endpoint | 26 (81%) | Endpoint | 25 (100%) |