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. 2018 Nov 2;15(4):348–355. doi: 10.1097/ICB.0000000000000825

Table 5.

Treatment-Emergent Ocular and Nonocular AEs of the Study Eye and the Fellow Eye Over 12 Months by Preferred Term

AEs, Preferred Term Adolescent Patients*
A B C
Ocular AEs
 Study eye Ocular discomfort Conjunctival hemorrhage Dry eye
Conjunctival hemorrhage Visual impairment Conjunctival hemorrhage
Eye pain Scratch
Ocular hyperemia
Eye swelling
Vision blurred
Conjunctival hyperemia
 Fellow eye Vision blurred Visual impairment
Lacrimation increased
Nonocular AEs Headache Epistaxis Toxoplasmosis
Pyrexia Abdominal pain lower Nasopharyngitis
Dizziness
Weight increased
Tendonitis
Vertigo
*

No AEs were reported in adolescent Patients D and E.

At least one episode was suspected to be related to ocular injection.