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. 2022 Feb 26;27(3):e223–e232. doi: 10.1093/oncolo/oyac001

Table 2.

Treatment-emergent skin reactions leading to dose modification or withdrawal in EV-301.

Preferred term EV-301 N = 296, n (%)
Skin reactions leading to dose reduction
 Any skin reaction 24 (8)
  Any severe cutaneous adverse reactiona 5 (2)
 Rash maculopapular 13 (4)
 Rash erythematous 1 (<1)
 Rash vesicular 1 (<1)
 Drug eruptiona 4 (1)
 Rash 3 (1)
 Stomatitisa 1 (<1)
 Eczema 1 (<1)
 Erythema 1 (<1)
 Perivascular dermatitis 1 (<1)
Skin reactions leading to dose interruption
 Any skin reaction 33 (11)
  Any severe cutaneous adverse reactiona 14 (5)
 Rash maculopapular 13 (4)
 Rash 10 (3)
 Rash erythematous 1 (<1)
 Drug eruptiona 7 (2)
 Dermatitis bullousa 3 (1)
 Dermatitis acneiform 2 (1)
 Blistera 1 (<1)
 Conjunctivitisa 1 (<1)
 Fixed eruptiona 1 (<1)
 Skin exfoliationa 1 (<1)
 Stomatitisa 1 (<1)
Skin reactions leading to treatment withdrawal
 Any skin reaction 12 (4)
  Any severe cutaneous adverse reactiona 6 (2)
 Rash maculopapular 4 (1)
 Drug eruptiona 2 (1)
 Dermatitis bullousa 2 (1)
 Rash 1 (<1)
 Rash erythematous 1 (<1)
 Conjunctivitisa 1 (<1)
 Toxic skin eruptiona 1 (<1)
a

Severe cutaneous adverse reactions were reported as a composite term of dermatologic and non-dermatologic events for based on standardized Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities v23.0 query.

Data on file.