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.