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The Journal of Protein Folding Disorders
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A comprehensive safety profile of tafamidis in patients with transthyretin amyloid polyneuropathy

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Pages 203-209 | Received 14 Nov 2018, Accepted 09 Jul 2019, Published online: 27 Jul 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1. Interventional studies in patients with ATTR-PN. Summary of clinical studies in patients with ATTR-PN that were pooled in this analysis. Tafamidis dose was 20 mg once daily in each study. NCT00791492 is an extension study of NCT00409175. NCT00925002 is an extension study of NCT00791492 and NCT00630864. aStudies with duration “until available” are ongoing until tafamidis is commercially available for the patient in patient’s country. ATTR-PN: transthyretin amyloid polyneuropathy.

Figure 1. Interventional studies in patients with ATTR-PN. Summary of clinical studies in patients with ATTR-PN that were pooled in this analysis. Tafamidis dose was 20 mg once daily in each study. NCT00791492 is an extension study of NCT00409175. NCT00925002 is an extension study of NCT00791492 and NCT00630864. aStudies with duration “until available” are ongoing until tafamidis is commercially available for the patient in patient’s country. ATTR-PN: transthyretin amyloid polyneuropathy.

Table 1. Demographic and baseline characteristics in all completed and ongoing studies in patients with ATTR-PN.

Table 2. Duration of exposure to tafamidis in completed and ongoing studies in patients with ATTR-PN and in the non-interventional THAOS registry (NCT00628745).

Table 3. Summary of most commonTable Footnotea medical history in all completed and ongoing studies in patients with ATTR-PN.

Table 4. Summary of most common TEAEs in all completed and ongoing studies in patients with ATTR-PN.

Table 5. Summary of most common TEAEs in the non-interventional THAOS registry (NCT00628745).

Table 6. Summary of most common TEAEs reported in the spontaneous safety reporting database.

Data availability

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