FOR ADULTS WITH ACTIVE AS

DEMONSTRATED SAFETY PROFILE AT WEEK 60

Adverse events (AEs) through Week 601,2

Adverse events (AEs) through Week 601,2

 SIMPONI ARIA®
Number of patients, n*204
Median follow-up, weeks51.8
Patients with 1 AE, % (n)55.4% (113)
Patients with 1 serious AE, % (n)3.4% (7)
Discontinuation rate due to AEs, % (n)2.0% (4)
Patients with 1 infection, % (n)32.8% (67)
Patients with 1 serious infection, % (n)1.5% (3)
Patients with 1 infusion reaction, % (n)1.5% (3)
Most common AEs (occurring in 5% of patients treated with SIMPONI ARIA®)Nasopharyngitis, 11.8% (24)
Upper respiratory tract infection, 7.4% (15)
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) increased, 5.9% (12)

Most common AEs (occurring in 5% of patients treated with SIMPONI ARIA®)

Nasopharyngitis, 11.8% (24)
Upper respiratory tract infection, 7.4% (15)
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) increased, 5.9% (12)

*Patients may appear in more than one column.

 

  • 1 case of active tuberculosis was reported
  • No opportunistic infections or malignancies were reported
  • No deaths were reported

Infusion reactions reported through Week 601,2

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