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. 2019 Sep 26;182(2):316–326. doi: 10.1111/bjd.18220

Table 3.

Treatment‐emergent adverse events up to week 66

MSB11022 (n = 221) Continued reference adalimumab (n = 119) Reference/MSB11022 switch (n = 101)
TEAE 173 (78·3) 92 (77·3) 76 (75·2)
Serious TEAE 20 (9·0) 8 (6·7) 5 (5·0)
Treatment‐related TEAE 69 (31·2) 41 (34·5) 33 (32·7)
Serious treatment‐related TEAE 3 (1·4) 5 (4·2) 0
TEAE of special interesta 12 (5·4) 4 (3·4) 4 (4·0)
Permanent treatment discontinuation due to TEAE 10 (4·5) 16 (13·4) 4 (4·0)
Death 0 1 (0·8) 0
Injection‐site reaction TEAEsb 37 (16·7) 21 (17·6) 25 (24·8)
Hypersensitivity TEAEsc 10 (4·5) 4 (3·4) 6 (5·9)

The data are presented as the number (%) of patients. TEAE, treatment‐emergent adverse event. aSerious infection, latent tuberculosis infection, or active tuberculosis infection. bIncludes the following preferred terms: injection‐site bruising, injection‐site erythema, injection‐site haematoma, injection‐site haemorrhage, injection‐site induration, injection‐site oedema, injection‐site pain, injection‐site pruritus, injection‐site rash, injection‐site swelling. cIncludes the following preferred terms: injection‐site rash, anaphylactic shock, drug hypersensitivity, rash pustular, rhinitis allergic, dermatitis, dermatitis allergic, dermatitis contact, eczema, erythema multiforme, hypersensitivity vasculitis, idiopathic urticaria, rash, urticaria.