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. 2020 Feb 22;3(2):e145. doi: 10.1002/hsr2.145

Table 1.

Summary of serious adverse events during long‐term (3‐year) follow‐upa

Any SAE, n/N (%) 13/40 (32.5%)
SAE related to any study therapy, n/N (%) 0
SAE with fatal outcome, n/N (%) 1/40 (2.5%)
Preferred term Onset from start of treatment
CP A patients (n = 4) b
 Cerebrovascular accident Day 427
 Hepatic lesionc Day 702
 Skin ulcer (worsening) Day 514
 Diverticulitis Day 832
 Gastrointestinal stromal tumor Day 920
CP B patients (n = 9) d
 Hepatic encephalopathy Day 692
 Abdominal pain Day 573
 Abdominal pain Day 1031
 Encephalopathy Day 1141
 Ascites Day 949
 Ascites Day 1121
 De novo hepatocellular carcinoma Day 949
 De novo hepatocellular carcinoma Day 367
 De novo hepatocellular carcinoma Day 921
 De novo hepatocellular carcinoma Day 1017
 GI hemorrhage Day 685
 Death (upper GI bleed) Day 729

Abbreviations: CP, Child–Pugh; GI, gastrointestinal; SAE, serious adverse event.

a

Collected between the Week 24 and 3‐year follow‐up visits.

b

One patient had 2 SAEs: skin ulcer (worsening) and gastrointestinal stromal tumor.

c

Benign arteriovenous malformation.

d

One patient had three SAEs: two incidences of ascites, and de novo hepatocellular carcinoma; and, one patient had two SAEs: abdominal pain and de novo hepatocellular carcinoma.