Table 3

Summary of TRAEs

All patients (N=36)
TRAEs
 Any grade36 (100.0%)
 Grade 317 (47.2%)
 Grade 45 (13.9%)
 Serious7 (19.4%)
TRAEs leading to
 Camrelizumab interruption14 (38.9%)
 Camrelizumab discontinuation1 (2.8%)
 Famitinib dose reduction/interruption21 (58.3%)
 Famitinib interruption20 (55.6%)
 Famitinib dose reduction9 (25.0%)
 Famitinib discontinuation1 (2.8%)
 Deaths1 (2.8%)
Common TRAEs*Any gradeGrade 3Grade 4
Proteinuria25 (69.4%)2 (5.6%)0
Platelet count decreased24 (66.7%)5 (13.9%)2 (5.6%)
Anemia20 (55.6%)3 (8.3%)0
PPE syndrome15 (41.7%)3 (8.3%)0
WBC count decreased15 (41.7%)1 (2.8%)0
Hypertension13 (36.1%)5 (13.9%)0
Blood creatinine increased11 (30.6%)01 (2.8%)
Neutrophil count decreased11 (30.6%)1 (2.8%)0
Diarrhea11 (30.6%)1 (2.8%)0
ALT increased10 (27.8%)1 (2.8%)0
Asthenia10 (27.8%)00
AST increased9 (25.0%)00
Decreased appetite9 (25.0%)00
Hyperuricemia7 (19.4%)1 (2.8%)2 (5.6%)
GGT increased7 (19.4%)2 (5.6%)0
Hypertriglyceridemia6 (16.7%)1 (2.8%)0
RCEP6 (16.7%)1 (2.8%)0
Blood pressure increased6 (16.7%)00
Hypokalemia4 (11.1%)2 (5.6%)0
  • Data are shown in n (%).

  • *TRAEs of all grades occurring in at least 15% of patients, grade 3 TRAEs occurring in at least 5% of patients, and all grade 4 TRAEs are listed. One patient died due to TRAE, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.

  • ALT, alanine aminotransferase; AST, aspartate aminotransferase; GGT, gamma-glutamyltransferase; PPE, palmar-plantar erythrodysesthesia; RCEP, reactive capillary endothelial proliferation; TRAE, treatment-related adverse event; WBC, white blood cell.