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. 2018 Oct 19;20:123. doi: 10.1186/s13058-018-1050-7

Table 1.

MONALEESA-2 safety profile: all-grade adverse events across studies (≥ 30% of patients in any group)

AE, n (%) Age < 65 years
(n = 370) [17]
Age ≥ 65 yearsa
(n = 294) [17]
Visceral metastases
(n = 393) (Burris et al., 2016)
Bone-only disease (n = 146) (Burris et al., 2016) De novo disease
(n = 226) [21]
Prior CT (n = 289) (Conte et al., 2017) No prior CT
(n = 375) (Conte et al., 2017)
Prior ET (n = 344) (Conte et al., 2017) No prior
ET (n = 320) (Conte et al., 2017)
Ribo + L (n = 184) Pbo + L (n = 186)b Ribo + L (n = 150) Pbo + L (n = 144)b Ribo + L (n = 197) Pbo + L (n = 196) Ribo + L (n = 69) Pbo + L (n = 77) Ribo + L (n = 114) Pbo + L (n = 112)c Ribo + L (n = 146) Pbo + L (n = 143) Ribo + L (n = 188) Pbo + L (n = 187) Ribo + L (n = 175) Pbo + L (n = 169) Ribo + L (n = 159) Pbo + L (n = 161)
Neutropeniad 137 (75) 10 (5) 111 (74) 7 (5) 156 (79.2) 10 (5.1) 44 (63.8) 4 (5.2) 80 (70) 5 (4) 115 (79) 8 (6) 133 (71) 9 (5) 137 (78) 11 (7) 111 (70) 6 (4)
Nausea 92 (50) 52 (28) 80 (53) 42 (29) 111 (56.3) 54 (27.6) 32 (46.4) 23 (29.9) 55 (48) 29 (26) 79 (54) 42 (29) 93 (50) 52 (28) 97 (55) 41 (24) 75 (47) 53 (33)
Fatigue 67 (36) 64 (34) 55 (37) 35 (24) 71 (36.0) 62 (31.6) 27 (39.1) 21 (27.3) 48 (42) 30 (27) 43 (30) 48 (34) 79 (42) 51 (27) 56 (32) 48 (28) 66 (42) 51 (32)
Leukopeniae 64 (35) 8 (4) 46 (31) 5 (4) 70 (35.5) 9 (4.6) 21 (30.4) 2 (2.6) 36 (32) 0 53 (36) 9 (6) 57 (30) 4 (2) 65 (37) 11 (7)
Alopecia 62 (34) 26 (14) 49 (33) 25 (17) 62 (31.5) 31 (15.8) 31 (44.9) 7 (9.1) 45 (39) 17 (15) 46 (32) 24 (17) 65 (35) 27 (14) 52 (30) 25 (15) 59 (37) 26 (16)
Diarrhea 56 (30) 36 (19) 61 (41) 37 (26) 66 (33.5) 40 (20.4) 28 (40.6) 22 (28.6) 32 (28) 24 (21) 48 (33) 27 (19) 69 (37) 46 (25) 70 (40) 31 (18) 47 (30) 42 (26)
Arthralgia 54 (29) 55 (30) 37 (25) 40 (28) 17 (24.6) 24 (31.2) 25 (22) 37 (33) 50 (27) 61 (33) 41 (26) 55 (34)
Vomiting 45 (29) 24 (13) 53 (35) 27 (19) 29 (25) 17 (15) 49 (34) 24 (17) 58 (33) 24 (14)

AE adverse event, CT chemotherapy, ET endocrine therapy, L letrozole, Pbo placebo, Ribo ribociclib

aAdditional AEs (≥ 15% in either group) in patients ≥ 65 years of age (ribociclib group vs placebo group): anemia (26% vs 6%), constipation (25% vs 16%), decreased appetite (23% vs 17%), cough (19% vs 19%), peripheral edema (19% vs 12%), hypertension (19% vs 19%), rash (19% vs 8%), urinary tract infection (19% vs 10%), headache (18% vs 15%), liver enzyme elevation (17% vs 6%), asthenia (17% vs15%), back pain (15% vs 21%), and hot flush (15% vs 19%)

bFour patients in the Pbo + L group did not receive study treatment

cOne patient in the Pbo + L arm was randomized but did not receive study treatment

dNeutropenia also includes “neutrophil count decreased” and “granulocytopenia”

eLeukopenia also includes “white blood cell count decreased”