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Table 4 Study participant disposition by individual study

From: Summary of anti-malarial prophylactic efficacy of tafenoquine from three placebo-controlled studies of residents of malaria-endemic countries

Study

Treatment

Randomized

ITT

mITT

Total

030

Placebo

101 (100.0 %)

93 (92.1 %)

93 (92.1 %)

101

Tafenoquine 200-mg weekly

104 (100.0 %)

100 (96.2 %)

99 (95.2 %)

104

Mefloquine 200-mg weekly

101 (100.0 %)

96 (95.0 %)

96 (95.0 %)

101

043

Placebo

62 (100.0 %)

61 (98.4 %)

60 (96.8 %)

62

Tafenoquine 400-mg load only

64 (100.0 %)

60 (93.8 %)

57 (89.1 %)

64

Tafenoquine 200-mg weekly

61 (100.0 %)

55 (90.2 %)

55 (90.2 %)

61

Tafenoquine 400-mg weekly

62 (100.0 %)

59 (95.2 %)

57 (91.9 %)

62

045

Placebo

96 (100.0 %)

94 (97.9 %)

94 (97.9 %)

96

Tafenoquine 25-mg weekly

95 (100.0 %)

93 (97.9 %)

93 (97.9 %)

95

Tafenoquine 50-mg weekly

94 (100.0 %)

93 (98.9 %)

91 (96.8 %)

94

Tafenoquine 100-mg weekly

94 (100.0 %)

94 (100.0 %)

94 (100.0 %)

94

Tafenoquine 200-mg weekly

94 (100.0 %)

93 (98.9 %)

91 (96.8 %)

94

Mefloquine 250-mg weekly

48 (100.0 %)

46 (95.8 %)

46 (95.8 %)

48

  1. Percentages are based on the number of randomized study participants in each treatment group of each study
  2. ITT intent-to-treat, mITT modified intent-to-treat