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. 2021 Aug 2;12:707468. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.707468

Table 2.

Observed adverse events.

Patient Adverse Event DLT Severity SAE Relationship Measure 1 Measure 2 Outcome
001 transient chest pain(2-3S) NO 1 NO 4 2 1 1
abdominal distension NO 1 NO 3 2 1 1
weakness NO 1 NO 4 2 1 3
abdominal distension worsened NO 2 NO 4 6 1 3
waist up worsened NO 2 NO 4 6 1 3
pelvic pain worsened NO 2 NO 4 6 1 3
abdominal burning sensation NO 2 NO 4 6 1 3
nausea NO 1 NO 4 6 2 3
vomiting NO 1 NO 4 6 2 3
weak NO 2 NO 2 2 1 1
002 herpes simplex NO 1 NO 4 2 2 1
lymphocytopenia NO 1 NO 3 2 1 1
elevated urine bacteria NO 1 NO 4 2 1 1
weakness NO 1 NO 2 2 1 1
elevated urine bacteria NO 1 NO 4 2 1 1
elevated urinary leukocyte NO 1 NO 4 2 1 1
fever NO 1 NO 3 2 1 1
abdominal pain NO 1 NO 4 6 1 1
003 noninfectious diarrhea NO 1 NO 4 2 2 1

(DLT and SAE were not observed).

DLT, dose limiting toxicity.

Severity: 1=Grade 1; 2=Grade 2; 3=Grade 3; 4=Grade 4; 5=Grade 5.

SAE, severe adverse event.

Relationship, the relationship with research drugs. 1=yes; 2=may be 2; 3=may not be; 4=sure not be; 5= unable to determine.

Measure 1: Measures taken with respect to experimental drugs. 1=dose increase; 2= same dose; 3=dose decrease; 4=suspended medication; 5= termination of medication; 6= inapplicability; 7=unknown.

Measure 2: Measures taken with respect to patients. 1=none; 2=drug combination; 3=therapy combination; 4=quit the test; 5=others.

Outcome: 1=recovery/cure; 2=recovery/cure with sequelae; 3=recovering/improving; 4=quit the test; 5=others.