Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2024.
World J Gastroenterol. May 7, 2024; 30(17): 2321-2331
Published online May 7, 2024. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v30.i17.2321
Table 3 Patient treatment-related adverse events, n (%)
AEs
Any grade
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Leukopenia21 (39.62)11 (20.75)10 (18.87)0
Thrombocytopenia12 (22.64)12 (22.64)0 (0.00)0
Rash7 (13.21)3 (5.66)4 (7.55)0
Itchy skin5 (9.43)5 (9.43)0 (0.00)0
Hand-foot syndrome17 (32.08)10 (18.87)7 (13.21)0
Increased serum ALT and AST levels25 (47.17)23 (43.40)2 (3.77)0
Increased serum bilirubin8 (15.09)6 (11.32)2 (3.77)0
Diarrhea5 (9.43)3 (5.66)2 (3.77)0
Nausea, vomiting24 (45.28)13 (24.53)11 (20.75)0
Proteinuria10 (18.87)4 (7.55)6 (11.32)0
Hypothyroidism16 (30.19)0 (0.00)16 (30.19)0
Gastrointestinal bleeding5 (9.43)0 (0.00)1 (1.88)4 (7.55)
Stomachache17 (32.08)10 (18.87)7 (13.21)0
Hair loss4 (7.55)4 (7.55)0 (0.00)0
Weight loss9 (16.98)9 (16.98)0 (0.00)0
Decreased appetite25 (47.17)23 (43.40)2 (3.77)0
Fatigue19 (35.85)19 (35.85)0 (0.00)0
Hypertension24 (45.28)2 (3.77)22 (41.51)0