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Table 3 Adverse events in the normal-dose and the reduced-dose after propensity score matching in the TACE–apatinib group and TACE-Sorafenib group

From: Comparing the effectiveness and safety of Sorafenib plus TACE with Apatinib plus TACE for treating patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma: a multicentre propensity score matching study

Adverse events

TACE-Sorafenib group

TACE-Apatinib group

P

Normal-dose

Reduced-dose

Normal-dose

Reduced-dose

All grade(n)

grade1/2(n)

grade3/4(n)

All grade(n)

grade1/2(n)

grade3/4(n)

All grade(n)

1/2grade(n)

3/4grade(n)

All grade(n)

1/2grade(n)

3/4grade(n)

P1

P2

P3

P4

Hand and foot syndrome

61(52.59%)

42(36.21%)

19(16.38%)

50(43.10%)

42(36.21%)

8(6.90%)

65(56.03%)

40(34.48%)

25(19.84%)

60(51.72%)

48(41.38%)

12(10.34%)

0.598

0.189

0.064

0.023

Hypertension

31(26.72%)

20(17.24)

11(9.48%)

24(20.69%)

19(16.38)

5(4.31%)

53(45.69%)

38(32.76%)

15(12.93%)

40(34.48%)

34(29.31%)

6(5.17%)

0.003

0.081

0.003

0.028

Proteinuria

20(17.24%)

12(10.34%)

8(6.90%)

15(12.93%)

11(9.48%)

4(3.45%)

28(18.10%)

18(15.52%)

10(8.62%)

16(13.79%)

14(12.07%)

2(1.72%)

0.195

0.847

0.359

0.044

Alopecia

6(5.17%)

4(3.45%)

2(1.72%)

4(3.45%)

3(2.59%)

1(0.86%)

5(4.31%)

3(2.59%)

2(1.72%)

4(3.45%)

3(2.59%)

1(0.86%)

0.757

1.000

0.778

0.635

Fatigue

22(18.5%)

19(16.38%)

3(2.59%)

18(15.52%)

17(14.66%)

1(0.86%)

28(24.14%)

23(19.83%)

5(4.31%)

19(16.38%)

17(14.66%)

2(1.72%)

0.338

0.858

0.398

0.488

Decreased appetite

24(20.69%)

16(13.79%)

8(6.90%)

17(14.66%)

15(12.93%)

2(1.72%)

27(23.28%)

20(17.24)

7(6.03%)

13(11.21%)

10(8.62%)

3(2.59%)

0.634

0.434

0.113

0.845

Diarrhea

34(29.31%)

30(25.86%)

4(3.45%)

21(18.10%)

21(18.10%)

0

17(14.66%)

15(12.93%)

2(1.72%)

13(11.21%)

12(10.34%)

1(0.86%)

0.002

0.137

0.111

0.713

Oral mucositis

21(18.10%)

19(16.38%)

2(1.72%)

15(12.93%)

15(12.93%)

0

36(31.03%)

32(27.59%)

4(3.45%)

28(24.14%)

25(21.55%)

3(2.59%)

0.022

0.028

0.218

0.959

hoarseness

7(6.03%)

6(5.17%)

1(0.86%)

4(3.45%)

4(3.45%)

0

10(8.62%)

6(5.17%)

4(3.45%)

7(6.03%)

6(5.17%)

1(0.86%)

0.449

0.354

0.428

0.252

Abdominal pain

27(23.28%)

24(20.69%)

3(2.59%)

21(18.10%)

20(17.24%)

1(0.86%)

33(28.45%)

28(24.14%)

5(4.31%)

27(23.28%)

25(21.55%)

2(1.72%)

0.368

0.331

0.429

0.353

Hematotoxicity

15(12.93%)

13(11.21%)

2(1.72%)

10(8.62%)

9(7.76%)

1(0.86%)

21(16.67%)

16(13.79%)

5(4.31%)

15(12.93%)

13(11.21%)

2(1.72%)

0.277

0.289

0.802

0.434

Rash

24(20.68%)

20(17.24%)

4(3.45%)

15(12.93%)

13(11.21%)

2(1.72%)

26(22.41%)

21(18.10%)

5(4.31%)

20(17.24%)

17(14.66%)

3(2.59%)

0.749

0.359

0.779

0.707

Vomiting

12(10.34%)

10(8.62%)

2(1.72%)

8(6.90%)

7(6.03%)

1(0.86%)

15(12.93%)

12(10.34%)

3(2.59%)

12(10.34%)

10(8.62%)

2(1.72%)

0.539

0.349

0.825

0.798

constipation

4(3.45%)

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

0

3(2.59%)

2(1.72%)

1(0.86%)

1(0.86%)

1(0.86%)

0

0.701

0.561

0.221

0.386

headache

11(9.48%)

9(7.76%)

2(1.72%)

7(6.03%)

7(6.03%)

0

15(12.93%)

12(10.34%)

3(2.59%)

10(8.62%)

9(7.76%)

1(0.86%)

0.405

0.450

0.231

0.504

Liver dysfunction

4(3.45%)

3(2.59%)

1(0.86%)

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

0

6(5.17%)

4(3.45%)

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

0

0.518

1.000

0.439

0.221

Gastrointestinal hemorrhage

2(1.72%)

2(1.72%)

0

0

0

0

3(2.59%)

2(1.72%)

1(0.86%)

1(0.86%)

1(0.86%)

0

0.651

0.316

/

0.505

number of cases

63(54.31%)

55(47.41%)

87(75.00%)

62(53.45%)

0.001

0.358

0.293

0.001

  1. P1: comparison of the incidence of adverse reaction rate between the two groups at normal-dose
  2. P2: comparison of the incidence of adverse reaction rate between the two groups at reduced-dose
  3. P3: comparison of adverse reaction rate between normal-dose and reduced-dose in TACE sorafenib group
  4. P4: comparison of adverse reaction rate between normal-dose and reduced-dose in TACE-apatinib group
  5. Note: some patients have a variety of adverse reactions, so the total number of adverse reactions is greater than the number of cases