Table 1.
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.
Collected between the Week 24 and 3‐year follow‐up visits.
One patient had 2 SAEs: skin ulcer (worsening) and gastrointestinal stromal tumor.
Benign arteriovenous malformation.
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.