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. 2021 Feb 26;14:1756286420987941. doi: 10.1177/1756286420987941

Table 4.

AEs of special interest.

AEs, n (%) Total safety population, N = 1203
Hepatic AEsa
 Any AE 222 (18)
  Mild 111/222 (50)
  Moderate 84/222 (38)
  Severe 27/222 (12)
 SAEs 16 (1)
 AEs leading to treatment discontinuation 12 (<1)
Infectionb
 Any AE 751 (62)
  Mild 347/751 (46)
  Moderate 364/751 (48)
  Severe 39/751 (5)
 SAEs 62 (5)
 AEs leading to treatment discontinuation 15 (1)
Cutaneousc,d
 Any AE 537 (45)
  Mild 273/537 (51)
  Moderate 241/537 (45)
  Severe 23/537 (4)
 SAEs 38 (3)
 AEs leading to treatment discontinuation 60 (5)
Lymphadenopathye
 Any AE 136 (11)
  Mild 78/136 (57)
  Moderate 51/136 (38)
  Severe 7/136 (5)
 SAEs 23 (2)
 AEs leading to treatment discontinuation 18 (1)
Depression
 Any AE 117 (10)
 SAEs 7 (<1)
Lymphopenia
 Any AE 57 (5)
 SAEs 2 (<1)
Angioedema
 Any AE 53 (4)
 SAEs 0
Immune-mediated disorder
 Any AE 30 (2)
 SAEs 15 (1)
  Autoimmune encephalitis 3 (<1)
Colitis
 Any AE 18 (1)
 SAEs 5 (<1)
Malignancy
 Any AE 16 (1)
Sarcoidosis
 Any AE 6 (<1)
 SAEs 4 (<1)
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia
 Any AE 4 (<1)
 SAEs 4 (<1)
a

Defined using an SMQ for drug-related hepatic disorders, which is a sublevel of SMQ hepatic disorders and includes the preferred terms hepatobiliary disorders and investigations, among others.

b

MedDRA SOC of infections and infestations.

c

MedDRA SOC of skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders.

d

Hypersensitivity AEs were mainly cutaneous [n = 366/399 (92%)].

e

Customized MedDRA search under selected high-level terms.

AE, adverse event; MedDRA, Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities; SAE, serious adverse event; SMQ, standardized Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities query; SOC, system organ class.