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. 2020 Dec 25;8(2):385–394. doi: 10.1002/acn3.51282

Table 4.

Safety data in OCRE‐SE and pooled OPERA I/II and ORATORIO populations.

Adverse event

OCRE‐SE

(n = 228)

OPERA I/II 3

(n = 825)

ORATORIO 4

(n = 488)

Total patient‐years (PY) 231 1448 1606
Adverse events leading to discontinuation (rate per 100 PY) 0.43 2.35 1.25
Serious adverse events (SAE) (rate per 100 PY) 1.73 5.4 10.2
Infections (rate per 100 PY) 10.82 84.5 70.8
Urinary tract infection, n/total (%) 10/228 (4.4) 96/825 (11.6) 195/488 (40.1)
Upper respiratory tract infection, n/total (%)

4/228 (1.8)

125/825 (15.2)

59/488 (12.1)

COVID‐19, n/total (%) 3/228 (1.3)
Cellulitis, n/total (%) 2/228 (0.9) 17/825 (2.1)
Herpes zoster, n/total (%) 2/228 (0.9)
Gastroenteritis, n/total (%) 2/228 (0.9)
Others 1 , n/total (%) 5/228 (2.2)
Serious infections (rate per 100 PY) 0.43 0.83 2.74
Infusion‐related reactions (rate per 100 PY) 22.94 34.9 31.0
Malignancies (rate per 100 PY) 0.43 0.28 0.93
Others 2 (rate per 100 PY) 1.73
Deaths (rate per 100 PY) 0.43 0.07 0.25
1

Other infections: 1 herpes simplex labialis, 1 pneumonia, 1 dental abscess, 1 oral candidiasis, 1 otitis.

2

Others: 1 bilateral pulmonary thromboembolism, 1 recurrent skin rash, 1 biliary colic, 1 alopecia areata.

3

Pooled data from OPERA I and II. Hauser SL et al. Neurology. 2020.

4

ORATORIO adapted from Montalban X et al, NEJM, 2017