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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.
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