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Table 4 Safety results

From: An open label study of the safety and efficacy of a single dose of weekly chloroquine and azithromycin administered for malaria prophylaxis in healthy adults challenged with 7G8 chloroquine-resistant Plasmodium falciparum in a controlled human malaria infection model

System organ class (SOC)

Chloroquine-azithromycin (CQ/AZ) (N = 15)

Chloroquine (CQ) (N = 8)

All subjects (N = 23)

Subjects

Subjects

Subjects

Preferred term (PT)

Events

n (%)

Events

n (%)

Events

n (%)

Any treatment-related AE

p = 0.2969

35

13 (86.7%)

8

5 (62.5%)

43

18 (78.3%)

Gastrointestinal disorders

p = 0.0713

28

12 (80.0%)

4

3 (37.5%)

32

15 (65.2%)

 Nausea

16

9 (60.0%)

1

1 (12.5%)

17

10 (43.5%)

 Diarrhoea

10

8 (53.3%)

1

1 (12.5%)

11

9 (9.1%)

 Abdominal pain

1

1 (6.7%)

1

1 (12.5%)

2

2 (8.7%)

 Constipation

0

0

1

1 (12.5%)

1

1 (4.3%)

 Vomiting

1

1 (6.7%)

0

0

1

1 (4.3%)

General disorders

2

1 (6.7%)

1

1 (12.5%)

3

2 (8.7%)

 Fatigue

2

1 (6.7%)

1

1 (12.5%)

3

2 (8.7%)

 Infections and infestations

2

2 (13.3%)

1

1 (12.5%)

3

3 (13.0%)

 Vulvovaginal mycotic infections

2

2 (13.3%)

1

1 (12.5%)

3

3 (13.0%)

Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders

3

3 (20.0%)

2

2 (25.0%)

5

5 (21.7%)

 Pruritus

3

3 (20.0%)

2

2 (25.0%)

5

5 (21.7%)

  1. The ITT population was used for the safety analysis. Fisher’s exact two-tailed test done