Table 3.

Management and treatment outcomes of the severe BEs in PERSEPT 1 and PERSEPT 2

Patient (age, y)BE typeTreatment regimen, μg/kgTime to treatment Time to bleed control
Patient 1 (34) Traumatic soft tissue/muscle bleed 225 2 hours 35 minutes 25 minutes 
Patient 2 (50) Spontaneous right hip bleed 225  0 minutes 6.5 hours 
Patient 3 (31) Spontaneous renal hemorrhage 225 3 hours 10 hours 
Patient 4 (9) Spontaneous renal hemorrhage 225 1 hour 93 hours 
Patient 5 (8) Traumatic intracranial bleed 225  2 hour 10 minutes 2 days  
Patient 6 (1) Two (2) traumatic intracranial bleeds 225,
225  
61 minutes
Not captured 
30.8 hours
2.9 hours 
Patient 7 (6) Traumatic left elbow bleed 225  0 minutes Insufficient response at 33.5 hours 
Patient (age, y)BE typeTreatment regimen, μg/kgTime to treatment Time to bleed control
Patient 1 (34) Traumatic soft tissue/muscle bleed 225 2 hours 35 minutes 25 minutes 
Patient 2 (50) Spontaneous right hip bleed 225  0 minutes 6.5 hours 
Patient 3 (31) Spontaneous renal hemorrhage 225 3 hours 10 hours 
Patient 4 (9) Spontaneous renal hemorrhage 225 1 hour 93 hours 
Patient 5 (8) Traumatic intracranial bleed 225  2 hour 10 minutes 2 days  
Patient 6 (1) Two (2) traumatic intracranial bleeds 225,
225  
61 minutes
Not captured 
30.8 hours
2.9 hours 
Patient 7 (6) Traumatic left elbow bleed 225  0 minutes Insufficient response at 33.5 hours 

Elapsed time between BE recognition and initial eptacog beta infusion. Initial treatment that closely followed BE recognition by the patient/caregiver is indicated by “0 minutes”

The severe BE dosing regimen was not followed: eptacog beta amounts and dosing intervals other than those specified by the 225 μg/kg severe BE dosing protocol were used.

The intracranial bleed resolved with sustained treatment. Patient 5 received eptacog beta for 3 days, followed by aPCC for 17 days. CT scans revealed no further active bleeding after 2 days of eptacog beta treatment.

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