Table 2.

Management issues and AEs during Ven regimens

Management issuesn (%)AEs
All events, 343; grade ≥3 events, 111
n (%)
Ramp-up >5 weeks 38 (32) Gastrointestinal, any grade 31 (26) 
Reached full dose of 400 mg 94 (78) Asthenia, any grade 25 (21) 
Interruption >7 days 51 (43) Anemia grade 1-2 29 (24) 
Dose reduction 43 (36) Anemia grade 3-4 8 (7) 
Definite interruption 59 (49) Neutropenia grade 1-2 51 (43) 
Caused by toxicity 19 (16) Neutropenia grade 3-4 44 (37) 
Caused by PD 17 (14) Thrombocytopenia grade 1-2 30 (25) 
Caused by an infectious event 11 (9) Thrombocytopenia grade 3-4 16 (13) 
Caused by end of therapy 24 (20) Febrile neutropenia 12 (10) 
Caused by death 10 (8) Infections grade 1-2 72 (60) 
Deaths 27 (23) Infections grade 3-4 26 (22) 
Deaths while on Ven 10 (8) SARS-CoV-2 infections 46 (38) 
Progressions 20 (17) Hospitalizations 34 (28) 
G-CSF administration owing to neutropenia 66 (57) TLS 5 (4) 
Management issuesn (%)AEs
All events, 343; grade ≥3 events, 111
n (%)
Ramp-up >5 weeks 38 (32) Gastrointestinal, any grade 31 (26) 
Reached full dose of 400 mg 94 (78) Asthenia, any grade 25 (21) 
Interruption >7 days 51 (43) Anemia grade 1-2 29 (24) 
Dose reduction 43 (36) Anemia grade 3-4 8 (7) 
Definite interruption 59 (49) Neutropenia grade 1-2 51 (43) 
Caused by toxicity 19 (16) Neutropenia grade 3-4 44 (37) 
Caused by PD 17 (14) Thrombocytopenia grade 1-2 30 (25) 
Caused by an infectious event 11 (9) Thrombocytopenia grade 3-4 16 (13) 
Caused by end of therapy 24 (20) Febrile neutropenia 12 (10) 
Caused by death 10 (8) Infections grade 1-2 72 (60) 
Deaths 27 (23) Infections grade 3-4 26 (22) 
Deaths while on Ven 10 (8) SARS-CoV-2 infections 46 (38) 
Progressions 20 (17) Hospitalizations 34 (28) 
G-CSF administration owing to neutropenia 66 (57) TLS 5 (4) 

PD, progressive disease; SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.

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