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. 2022 Jan 5;65(3):291–302. doi: 10.1002/mus.27472

TABLE 4.

Efficacy analyses across ALSFRS‐R baseline thresholds

Percent response across ALSFRS‐R baseline thresholds, primary endpoint ALSFRS‐R MMRM change from baseline to week 28 secondary endpoint
ALSFRS‐R baseline score n (%) total participants % MSC‐NTF % placebo P‐Value n (%) total participants MSC‐NTF LS mean (SE) Placebo LS mean (SE) Delta P‐Value
≥34 68 (36) 37.9 15.4 .163 57 (30) −1.58 (1.13) −4.32 (0.96) 2.74 0.057
≥33 83 (44) 35.1 15.2 .088 69 (37) −2.36 (1.01) −4.58 (0.91) 2.23 0.092
≥32 96 (51) 37.0 16.0 .056 78 (41) −2.22 (0.90) −4.32 (0.87) 2.10 0.081
≥31 100 (53) 35.4 15.4 .043 80 (42) −2.44 (0.89) −4.83 (0.86) 2.39 0.045
≥30 115 (61) 35.7 16.9 .103 92 (49) −3.14 (0.82) −5.53 (0.81) 2.39 0.032
≥29 123 (65) 34.5 18.5 .056 97 (51) −3.66 (0.82) −5.77 (0.78) 2.11 0.054
≥28 131 (69) 36.5 19.1 .022 105 (56) −3.49 (0.78) −5.58 (0.75) 2.09 0.048
≥27 138 (73) 35.4 20.5 .026 110 (58) −3.95 (0.76) −5.89 (0.72) 1.94 0.06
≥26 145 (77) 34.7 20.5 .053 116 (61) −4.61 (0.75) −5.81 (0.75) 1.20 0.247

Note: Hypothesis testing performed using logistic regression adjusted for baseline ALSFRS‐R total score, duration from onset of symptoms to first treatment, site of onset (Limb versus Limb & Bulbar). Riluzole use at baseline and ALSFRS‐R slope pre‐treatment were used to test the hypothesis of an OR of 1 between the two treatment groups.