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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Immunomedicine. 2021 Sep 2;1(2):e1028. doi: 10.1002/imed.1028

Table 4.

Percentage of patients that had correct and incorrect identification of side effects of the proposed checkpoint inhibitor in the post-conversation interview

Side Effect Correct Identification N=72 (%) Incorrect Identification N=23 (%)
Colon Issues/ Diarrhea 19 (26.39) 1 (4.17)
Nausea/Vomiting/Stomach Problems - 11 (45.83)
Skin Issues 11 (15.28) 1 (4.17)
Hormone Problems 10 (13.89) -
Lung Issues 8 (11.11) -
Liver Problems 6 (8.33) -
Flu-like symptoms 5 (6.94) 2 (8.33)
Heart Problems 5 (6.94) -
Pancreas Issues - 1 (4.17)
Kidney Problems 4 (5.56) -
Fatigue 1 (1.39) 2 (8.33)
Depression 1 (1.39) -
Diabetes 1 (1.39) -
Arthritis 1 (1.39) -
Autoimmune Conditions (Lupus, Crohns Disease) - 3 (12.5)
Blood Counts Drop - 1 (4.17)
Neuropathy - 1 (4.17)
Hair Loss - 1 (4.17)