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Clinical Trial Report

Safety and Effectiveness of Lurasidone in Patients with Schizophrenia: A 12-Week, Open-Label Extension Study

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Pages 2683-2695 | Published online: 16 Aug 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1 Patient disposition.

Abbreviation: PI, principal investigator.
Figure 1 Patient disposition.

Table 1 Demographics and Open-Label Baseline Characteristics of Patients in the Open-Label Treatment Period (Safety Population)

Table 2 Summary of Adverse Events That Occurred in at Least 2% of Subjects in the Overall Population (Safety Population)

Table 3 Mean (SD) Change from Open-Label Baseline to Week 12 in Weight, BMI, Laboratory Parameters, and ECG Parameters (Safety Population)

Figure 2 PANSS total score – mean change from double-blind baseline over time (Intent-to-treat population).

Notes: Total-lurasidone = lurasidone 40 mg/day or placebo during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study. Lurasidone-lurasidone = lurasidone 40 mg/day during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study. Placebo-lurasidone = placebo during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study.
Abbreviations: DB, double-blind; OL, open-label; LOCF, last observation carried forward.
Figure 2 PANSS total score – mean change from double-blind baseline over time (Intent-to-treat population).

Figure 3 PANSS total score in Japanese subpopulation – mean change from double-blind baseline over time.

Notes: Total-lurasidone = lurasidone 40 mg/day or placebo during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study. Lurasidone-lurasidone = lurasidone 40 mg/day during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study. Placebo-lurasidone = placebo during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study.
Abbreviations: DB, double-blind; OL, open-label; LOCF, last observation carried forward.
Figure 3 PANSS total score in Japanese subpopulation – mean change from double-blind baseline over time.

Table 4 Mean (SD) Change from Double-Blind and Open-Label Baseline to LOCF Endpoint in Secondary Efficacy Measures (ITT Population)

Figure 4 Time from open-label baseline to all-cause discontinuation-Kaplan–Meier Plot (Intent-to-treat population).

Notes: r = number of patients at risk at that time point. Total-lurasidone = lurasidone 40 mg/day or placebo during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study. Lurasidone-lurasidone = lurasidone 40 mg/day during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study. Placebo-lurasidone = placebo during 6-week double-blind study followed by lurasidone (flexibly dosed) during 12-week open-label study.
Figure 4 Time from open-label baseline to all-cause discontinuation-Kaplan–Meier Plot (Intent-to-treat population).