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Table 4 TESS requiring withdrawal from the study. All patients received the co-blistered product.

From: Efficacy and safety of artesunate plus amodiaquine in routine use for the treatment of uncomplicated malaria in Casamance, southern Sénégal

          

Dose (mg/d)

          

AS

AQ

pt#

dosed by

super vised

day withdrawn

reason

AE (Day = grade)

imputability

measure taken

Age (Years)

Weight (Kg)

Actual

Target

Actual

Target

Δ %

108

age

yes

3

vomiting

D0 = 2; D1 = 2; D2 = 1

possible

metopimazine i.m.

19

49

200

196

612

490

20%

167

age

yes

2

vomiting

D1 = 2

probable

metopimazine i.m. + quinine i.m.

18

47

200

188

612

470

23%

186

weight

yes

2

abdominal pain

D1 = 2

probable

phloroglucinol p.o+quinine i.m.

19

77

200

308

612

770

-26%

212

weight

yes

2

abdominal pain + weakness

D1 = 2

probable

phloroglucinol p.o+quinine i.m.

14

49

200

196

612

490

20%

266

age

no

3

vomiting

D1 = 2

probable

hospitalized: metopimazine i.v. + quinine i.v.

11

36

100

144

306

360

-18%

464

age

no

3

vomiting

D1 = 2

probable

hospitalized: metopimazine i.v. + quinine i.v.

1 1/2

8.8

50

35.2

153

88

42%

116

age

no

2

vomiting

D1 = 2

probable

metopimazine i.m. + quinine i.m.

18

47

200

188

612

470

23%

8

age

no

3

vertigo

D1 = 2, D2 = 2

probable

none

16

53

200

212

612

530

13%

87

age

no

3

pruritus

D1 = 2, D2 = 2, D3 = 2

probable

dexchlorphe - niramine p.o.

16

59

200

236

612

590

4%

  1. D0 = pre-treatment