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. 2018 Mar 19;5(6):ofy051. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofy051

Table 3.

Treatment-Emergent Adverse Events for Oritavancin-Treated Patients in the CHROMEa Registry and SOLO Clinical Program

Adverse Event CHROME (n = 112), % (n/N) Pooled SOLO (n = 976), % (n/N)
Patients with a drug-related adverse event 4.5 (5/112) 27.2 (417/1535)b
Patients with a drug-related serious adverse event 0 0.33 (5/1535)b
Discontinuation due to any adverse event 0 3.7 (36/976)c
Incidence of selected adverse event
 Hypersensitivity 1.8 (2/112) 7.7 (75/976)d
 Diarrhea 1.8 (2/112) 3.7 (36/976)c
 Vomiting 0.9 (1/112) 4.6 (45/976)c
Clostridium difficile–associated diarrhea 0.9 (1/112) 0c

Abbreviation: CHROME, Clinical and Historic Registry and Orbactiv Medical Evaluation.

aIn CHROME, adverse events (AEs) with a reasonable possibility of a causal relationship to oritavancin, as assessed by the Investigator, were reported. In SOLO, AEs for which there was reasonable evidence to suggest a causal relationship between the AE and the study medication and AEs that were considered to be related to the study medication with a high degree of certainty were considered “related.”

bReference 15. Denominator represents total number of treatment-emergent adverse events in 976 patients.

cReference 4.

dData on file.