Table 5.
Numbers | F/M | Age, y | Treatment | Safety and side effects | Death | References |
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19 | 10/9 | 3.0–15.0 | 10 out of 19 received bosentan | No data | No death | Barst et al. (24) |
86 | 49/37 | 11.0 (0–18.0) | Bosentan concomitant Prostanoid (n = 42) Bosentan (n = 44) |
No data | Bosentan + prostanoid: 3 patients died: two hemoptysis and acute respiratory distress syndrome, one worsening right heart failure Bosentan: two died from right heart failure | Rosenzweig et al. (40) |
7 | 6/1 | 7.4 | Bosentan | No data | One patient died of a pulmonary hypertensive crisis | Simpson et al. (43) |
7 | 3/4 | 9.6 (1.0–16.0) | Sildenafil (n = 5) Bosentan (n = 2) |
No patient suffered important side effects | No data | Raposo-Sonnenfeld et al. (35) |
146 | 71/75 | 2.0–11.0 | 59 out of 146 patients received bosentan | 30.8% had at least one safety signal | About 7.5% patients died in the entire group, but not related to bosentan | Beghetti et al. (48) |
36 | 16/20 | 10.5 (1.0–16.0) | Bosentan (n = 11) Bosentan plus prostanoid (n = 25) |
No data | Six died among 36 patients: one for right heart failure one for sudden death one for worsening pulmonary hypertension one for hemoptysis one for pulmonary hemorrhage one for thromboembolism |
Ivy et al. (38) |
36 | 21/15 | 6.8 (2.0–12.0) | Bosentan | Bosentan-related AEs occurred in 15 (41.7%) patients | Six deaths occurred, but unrelated to bosentan: three from worsen of PAH and cardiac complications, one from respiratory failure following pneumonia | Berger et al. (39) |
F, Female; M, Male.