Table 3

Treatment-related adverse events

Continuous dosing cohort (n=30)Intermittent dosing cohort (n=10)
All gradesGrade 3 or 4All gradesGrade 3 or 4
All events30 (100.0)8 (26.7)9 (90.0)2 (20.0)
Nausea4 (13.3)02 (20.0)0
Vomiting4 (13.3)02 (20.0)0
Fatigue14 (46.7)09 (90.0)0
Headache8 (26.7)03 (30.0)0
Hand-foot syndrome17 (56.7)2 (6.7)5 (50.0)0
AST increased24 (80.0)3 (10.0)7 (70.0)1 (10.0)
ALT increased19 (63.3)07 (70.0)1 (10.0)
Blood bilirubin increased6 (20.0)01 (10.0)0
Diarrhea6 (20.0)01 (10.0)0
Hypertension11 (36.7)03 (30.0)0
Hematochezia001 (10.0)0
Anemia5 (16.7)02 (20.0)0
Leukopenia9 (30.0)1 (3.3)3 (30.0)0
Thrombocytopenia3 (10.0)01 (10.0)0
Proteinuria16 (53.3)1 (3.3)5 (50.0)0
Capillary hemangioma3 (10.0)03 (30.0)0
Rash*9 (30)01 (10.0)0
Gingival hemorrhage1 (3.3)02 (20.0)0
Cough3 (10.0)01 (10.0)0
Pneumonitis2 (6.7)1 (3.3)00
Hypothyroidism†8 (26.7)01 (10.0)0
Hyperthyroidism5 (16.7)000
  • Data are n (%).There were no grade 5 adverse events in both arms.

  • *Includes rash, rash papular, rash pustular, dermatitis acneiform, and drug eruption.

  • †Includes hypothyroidism and increased concentrations of thyroid-stimulating hormone in blood.

  • AST, aspartate aminotransferase.