Table 2 |
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Patient characteristics, type, timing and outcomes of serious adverse events (SAEs) reported during 1st September 2007 to 31st March 2010. |
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Sex |
Age (years) |
SAEa |
Interval between event and recording |
Outcome |
Level of reporting |
|
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Female |
37 |
Severe headache & vomiting |
1 days |
Recovered |
II |
|
Female |
12 |
Dyspnoea & vomiting |
1 day |
Recovered |
II |
|
Male |
2 |
Twitching |
1 days |
Recovered |
II |
|
Female |
4 |
Severe vomiting |
4 days |
Recovered |
II |
|
Female |
2 |
Generalized itching/rashb |
>60 days a |
Recovered |
II |
|
Female |
1 |
Respiratory distress |
3 days |
Died; not classified as suspected in Novartis safety database |
III |
|
Female |
4 |
Convulsion |
9 days |
Died; not classified as suspected in Novartis safety database |
II |
|
Female |
46 |
Dyspnoea |
1 day |
Recovered |
II |
|
Male |
38 |
Generalized rashb |
7 days |
Recovered |
II |
|
Female |
47 |
Generalized rashb |
1 day |
Recovered |
II |
|
Male |
13 |
Dyspnoea & swollen eyelids |
1 day |
Recovered |
II |
|
Male |
7 months |
Skin rashes |
20 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Female |
17 |
Paraplegia |
>60 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Female |
5 |
Joint stiffness |
>60 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Male |
10 |
Dizziness & headache |
30 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Female |
32 |
Skin rashes & amnesia |
>60 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Female |
11 |
Skin rashes |
60 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Male |
7 |
Skin rashes |
60 days |
Recovered |
I |
|
Female |
47 |
Skin Rashes |
10 days |
Recovered |
II |
|
Female |
34 weeks (gestational age) |
Stillbirth |
>60 days |
Stillbirth; not classified as suspected in Novartis safety database |
II |
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All events were recorded following AL treatment and were classified as SAEs by presenting with any or all of the following: (a) fatal or life-threatening (b) prolonging hospitalization (c) resulting in persistent or significant disability/incapacity (d) may jeopardize the subject or (e) may require medical or surgical intervention to prevent one of the previous outcomes. a Report was initially misplaced at the health facility and not made available to safety coordinator on time b Skin depigmentation for an extended period, which was considered to constitute significant incapacity Level of reporting: Level I, IHDSS; Level II, health facilities; Level III, patient satisfaction/adherence survey |
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Kabanywanyi et al. Malaria Journal 2010 9:205 doi:10.1186/1475-2875-9-205 |
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