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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Infect Dis. 2018 Jan 16;18(4):419–430. doi: 10.1016/S1473-3099(17)30538-8

Table 4. Summary of Adverse Events (AEs).

Placebo
(N=47)
LD
(N=48)
SD
(N=46)
HD
(N=45)
BZN
(N=45)
Any Treatment Emergent Adverse Events (TEAEs) 38 (8·9%) [95] 37 (77·1%) [116] 40 (87..%) [116] 33 (73·3%) [131] 39 (86·7%) [165]
Any TEAEs judged ‘related’ to treatment 14 (29·8%) [17] 15 (31·3%) [28] 24 (52·2%) [39] 20 (44·4%) [48] 29 (64·4%) [89]
Any TEAEs resulting in treatment discontinuation 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 5 (11·1%) [8] a 4 (8·9%) [6] b
Any Treatment Emergent Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 1 (2·2%) [1] 3 (6·7%) [3] 2 (4·4%) [2]
Any Treatment Emergent SAEs judged ‘related’ to treatment 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 2 (4·4%) [2] 0 (0·0%) [0]
Any Deaths 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0] 0 (0·0%) [0]

Presented: number of patients (percent of patients) [number of events]

a

TEAEs leading to drug discontinuation: one with infective cholecystitis that showed also increased ALT, AST and GGT). Two patients presented increased ALT and two patients presented increased AST.

b

TEAEs leading to drug discontinuation: four with hypersensitivity, and one among them with ALT increased