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. 2016 Nov 27;45(2):240–252. doi: 10.1111/apt.13876

Table 2.

Healing rates of gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers during the 8‐week (GU) or 6‐week (DU) treatment period – FAS

GU study (8 weeks) DU study (6 weeks)
Vonoprazan Lansoprazole Difference (Von.−Lans.) Vonoprazan Lansoprazole Difference (Von.−Lans.)
Week 2
N 231 225 178 180
Healed, n (%) 69 (29.9) 73 (32.4) −2.6 118 (66.3) 115 (63.9) 2.4
95% CI, lower, upper 24.044, 36.221 26.373, 38.986 −11.075, 5.926 58.839, 73.192 56.411, 70.901 −7.469, 12.276
Week 4
N 231 225 178 180
Healed, n (%) 169 (73.2) 170 (75.6) −2.4 167 (93.8) 170 (94.4) −0.6
95% CI, lower, upper 66.955, 78.760 69.402, 81.023 −10.407, 5.616 89.212, 96.875 90.021, 97.304 −5.494, 4.245
Study end
N 231 225 178 180
Healed, n (%) 216 (93.5) 211 (93.8) −0.3 170 (95.5) 177 (98.3) −2.8
95% CI, lower, upper 89.516, 96.320 89.780, 96.557 −4.750, 4.208 91.337, 98.040 95.207, 99.655 −6.400, 0.745
Non‐inferioritya
P‐value 0.0011 0.0654

GU, gastric ulcer; DU, duodenal ulcer; FAS, full analysis set.

a

Farrington and Manning test with a non‐inferiority margin of 8% (GU) or 6% (DU).