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. 2022 Apr 20;77(6):747–749. doi: 10.1016/j.therap.2022.03.002

Table 1.

Characteristics of serious cases reported with ivermectin as single suspect.

Characteristics Reported cases (n = 35)
Sex ratio (M/F) 1.5
Age (median [minimum, maximum]) 51 [13,79]
Reporting region (n, %)
 North America 13 (37.1%)
 Europe 9 (25.7%)
 Asia 7 (20.0%)
 Latin America 6 (17.1%)
Seriousness criterion (n, %)a
 Death 6 (17.1%)
 Life threatening 9 (25.7%)
 Disabling/incapacitating 2 (5.7%)
 Hospitalization 16 (45.7%)
 Other important condition 18 (51.4%)
System organ class [SOC] (n, %) b
 Nervous system disorders 10 (28.6%)
 Injury, poisoning, procedural complications 9 (25.7%)
 General disorders and administration site conditions 8 (22.9%)
 Investigations 7 (20.0%)
 Gastrointestinal disorders 7 (20.0%)
 Respiratory, thoracic, mediastinal disorders 7 (10.4%)
 Infections and infestations 6 (17.1%)
 Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders 4 (11.4%)
 Psychiatric disorders 4 (11.4%)
 Metabolism and nutrition disorders 3 (8.6%)
 Cardiac disorders 3 (8.6%)
 Eye disorders 2 (5.7%)
 Ear and labyrinth disorders 2 (5.7%)
 Musculoskeletal, connectives tissues disorders 2 (5.7%)
 Vascular disorders 1 (2.9%)
 Social circumstances 1 (2.9%)
a

Each case can correspond to multiple seriousness criteria.

b

Each case can correspond to 1 or more SOCs.