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. 2021 May 25;194(1):120–131. doi: 10.1111/bjh.17499

Table IV.

Safety in cytogenetic subgroups.

High‐risk Standard‐risk
Isa‐Pd (n = 23) Pd (n = 34) Isa‐Pd (n = 103) Pd (n = 76)
Median duration of treatment exposure, wk (range) 32·0 (1·3–60·1) 18·0 (1·0–56·0) 42·0 (4·0–76·7) 31·3 (2·0–69·0)
Any TEAE 23 (100) 32 (94·1) 102 (99·0) 75 (98·7)
Grade ≥3 TEAE 22 (95·7) 23 (67·6) 88 (85·4) 58 (76·3)
Serious TEAE 17 (73·9) 17 (50·0) 60 (58·3) 47 (61·8)
TEAE leading to definitive discontinuation 2 (8·7) 8 (23·5) 7 (6·8) 6 (7·9)
Death due to adverse event 1 (4·3) 3 (8·8) 1 (1·0) 1 (1·3)
Treatment‐related 1 (2·9) 1 (1·3)
Grade ≥3 events in >5% of patients with Isa‐Pd in either subgroup, n (%)
Laboratory abnormalities
Neutropenia 19 (82·6) 25 (75·8)* 88 (85·4) 53 (69·7)
Thrombocytopenia 11 (47·8) 9 (27·3)* 27 (26·2) 19 (25·0)
TEAEs
Febrile neutropenia 3 (13·0) 0 12 (11·7) 2 (2·6)
Pneumonia 5 (21·7) 6 (17·6) 16 (15·5) 14 (18·4)
Influenzal pneumonia 2 (8·7) 0 0 2 (2·6)
Urinary tract infection 2 (8·7) 1 (2·9) 4 (3·9) 1 (1·3)
Lower respiratory tract infection 2 (8·7) 0 3 (2·9) 4 (5·3)
Asthenia 2 (8·7) 1 (2·9) 2 (1·9) 3 (3·9)
Fatigue 2 (8·7) 0 3 (2·9) 0
Infusion reaction 2 (8·7) 0 1 (1·0) 0
Pulmonary embolism 2 (8·7) 0 1 (1·0) 3 (3·9)
Vomiting 2 (8·7) 0 0 0

d, dexamethasone; Isa, isatuximab; P, pomalidomide; TEAE, treatment‐emergent adverse event.

*

n = 33.