Figures & data
Figure 1. Disposition of patients in the (a) special drug use investigation of agalsidase beta for evaluation of long-term use and (b) drug use investigation of agalsidase beta as all-case surveillance
![Figure 1. Disposition of patients in the (a) special drug use investigation of agalsidase beta for evaluation of long-term use and (b) drug use investigation of agalsidase beta as all-case surveillance](/cms/asset/cd0b9a7f-48d2-4468-8f45-aeb1028aa8c1/ieds_a_1891221_f0001_b.gif)
Table 1. Demographic and baseline clinical characteristics
Table 2. Occurrence of adverse drug reactions (with a PT Incidence ≥n = 3a) overall and by subgroup
Figure 2. Incidence of adverse drug reactions throughout the course of the study period A) Overall and by age and B) Phenotype subgroup
![Figure 2. Incidence of adverse drug reactions throughout the course of the study period A) Overall and by age and B) Phenotype subgroup](/cms/asset/c2dcd89e-6c99-4197-8efc-dfeb3d84a346/ieds_a_1891221_f0002_b.gif)
Table 3. Correlation between antibody production and adverse drug reactions and infusion-associated reactions
Table 4. Relationship between adverse events and IgG antibody titer
Figure 4. Change in blood GL-3 Level by (a) age subgroups, (b) disease phenotype, and (c) antibody status
![Figure 4. Change in blood GL-3 Level by (a) age subgroups, (b) disease phenotype, and (c) antibody status](/cms/asset/92c0cbb9-9806-4ec5-a435-0ba2353ea421/ieds_a_1891221_f0004_b.gif)
Table 5. Change from baseline in blood GL-3 level by patient background factors