Table 2.

Efficacy Outcomes, Per Protocol and Intention-to-Treat Populations of the Fosmidomycin–Piperaquine Trial in Adults and Children in Gabon

Efficacy Outcomes Patients Aged >14 Years Patients Aged 5–14 Years Patients Aged 1–5 Years Total
Day 7 cure rate, % (95% CI), n100% (66–100), 9100% (91–100), 38100% (92–100), 45a100% (96–100), 92
Day 28 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0022
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)95.4% (84.5–99.4)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 28 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (91.5–100.0)100.0% (95.6–100.0)
Day 63 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n021012
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)93.3% (77.9–99.2)75.0% (58.8–87.3)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 63 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)100.0% (87.6–100.0)100.0% (88.4–100.0)100.0% (94.5–100.0)
0- to 48-hour parasite reduction ratio, log105.84.93.84.0
Parasite clearance time, hours
Median (range)18 (6–36)24 (6–60)36 (24–60)36 (6–60)
Fever clearance time, hours
Median (range)18b12 (6–36)6 (6–48)12 (6–48)
Proportions with gametocytes on day 7,
n/N (%; 95% CI)0/9 (0; 0.0–33.6)1/38 (3; 0.0–13.8)2/48 (4; 0.5–14.2)3/95 (3; 1.0–9.0)
Efficacy Outcomes Patients Aged >14 Years Patients Aged 5–14 Years Patients Aged 1–5 Years Total
Day 7 cure rate, % (95% CI), n100% (66–100), 9100% (91–100), 38100% (92–100), 45a100% (96–100), 92
Day 28 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0022
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)95.4% (84.5–99.4)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 28 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (91.5–100.0)100.0% (95.6–100.0)
Day 63 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n021012
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)93.3% (77.9–99.2)75.0% (58.8–87.3)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 63 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)100.0% (87.6–100.0)100.0% (88.4–100.0)100.0% (94.5–100.0)
0- to 48-hour parasite reduction ratio, log105.84.93.84.0
Parasite clearance time, hours
Median (range)18 (6–36)24 (6–60)36 (24–60)36 (6–60)
Fever clearance time, hours
Median (range)18b12 (6–36)6 (6–48)12 (6–48)
Proportions with gametocytes on day 7,
n/N (%; 95% CI)0/9 (0; 0.0–33.6)1/38 (3; 0.0–13.8)2/48 (4; 0.5–14.2)3/95 (3; 1.0–9.0)

Abbreviations: ACPR, adequate clinical and parasitological response; CI, confidence interval; PCR, polymerase chain reaction.

aIncluding 10 children aged <3 years.

bOnly 1 patient with fever in this age group.

Table 2.

Efficacy Outcomes, Per Protocol and Intention-to-Treat Populations of the Fosmidomycin–Piperaquine Trial in Adults and Children in Gabon

Efficacy Outcomes Patients Aged >14 Years Patients Aged 5–14 Years Patients Aged 1–5 Years Total
Day 7 cure rate, % (95% CI), n100% (66–100), 9100% (91–100), 38100% (92–100), 45a100% (96–100), 92
Day 28 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0022
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)95.4% (84.5–99.4)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 28 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (91.5–100.0)100.0% (95.6–100.0)
Day 63 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n021012
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)93.3% (77.9–99.2)75.0% (58.8–87.3)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 63 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)100.0% (87.6–100.0)100.0% (88.4–100.0)100.0% (94.5–100.0)
0- to 48-hour parasite reduction ratio, log105.84.93.84.0
Parasite clearance time, hours
Median (range)18 (6–36)24 (6–60)36 (24–60)36 (6–60)
Fever clearance time, hours
Median (range)18b12 (6–36)6 (6–48)12 (6–48)
Proportions with gametocytes on day 7,
n/N (%; 95% CI)0/9 (0; 0.0–33.6)1/38 (3; 0.0–13.8)2/48 (4; 0.5–14.2)3/95 (3; 1.0–9.0)
Efficacy Outcomes Patients Aged >14 Years Patients Aged 5–14 Years Patients Aged 1–5 Years Total
Day 7 cure rate, % (95% CI), n100% (66–100), 9100% (91–100), 38100% (92–100), 45a100% (96–100), 92
Day 28 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0022
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)95.4% (84.5–99.4)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 28 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n9344283
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (84.5–99.4)100.0% (91.5–100.0)100.0% (95.6–100.0)
Day 63 PCR-uncorrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n021012
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)93.3% (77.9–99.2)75.0% (58.8–87.3)97.6% (90.9–99.4)
Day 63 PCR-corrected, per-protocol population
 ACPR, n7283065
 Treatment failures, n0000
 Cumulative incidence of success, % (95% CI)100.0% (59.0–100.0)100.0% (87.6–100.0)100.0% (88.4–100.0)100.0% (94.5–100.0)
0- to 48-hour parasite reduction ratio, log105.84.93.84.0
Parasite clearance time, hours
Median (range)18 (6–36)24 (6–60)36 (24–60)36 (6–60)
Fever clearance time, hours
Median (range)18b12 (6–36)6 (6–48)12 (6–48)
Proportions with gametocytes on day 7,
n/N (%; 95% CI)0/9 (0; 0.0–33.6)1/38 (3; 0.0–13.8)2/48 (4; 0.5–14.2)3/95 (3; 1.0–9.0)

Abbreviations: ACPR, adequate clinical and parasitological response; CI, confidence interval; PCR, polymerase chain reaction.

aIncluding 10 children aged <3 years.

bOnly 1 patient with fever in this age group.

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