Table 2

Use of concomitant IMMs to manage sTRAEsa

sTRAEs/IMMPatients with sTRAEs receiving IMMs, n (%)Patients with resolution of sTRAEs after IMMs, n/n (%)Median time to resolution after IMMsb,c (range), wk
Endocrine (n = 30)11 (37)5/11 (45)NR (1.6–90.7+)
 Systemic corticosteroids11 (37)5/11 (45)
Gastrointestinal (n = 27)6 (22)5/6 (83)2.0 (1.1–3.9)
 Immunosuppressive agents2 (7)2/2 (100)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (22)5/6 (83)
Hepatic (n = 23)10 (44)8/10 (80)7.5 (1.1–57.3+)
 Immunosuppressive agents3 (13)2/3 (67)
 Systemic corticosteroids10 (43)8/10 (80)
Pulmonary (n = 6)2 (33)2/2 (100)4.0 (2.1–5.9)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)2/2 (100)
Renal (n = 6)2 (33)1/2 (50)NR (3.7–20.6+)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)1/2 (50)
Skin (n = 34)19 (56)11/19 (58)10.6 (1.1–106.0+)
 Topical corticosteroids15 (44)9/15 (60)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (18)2/6 (33)
sTRAEs/IMMPatients with sTRAEs receiving IMMs, n (%)Patients with resolution of sTRAEs after IMMs, n/n (%)Median time to resolution after IMMsb,c (range), wk
Endocrine (n = 30)11 (37)5/11 (45)NR (1.6–90.7+)
 Systemic corticosteroids11 (37)5/11 (45)
Gastrointestinal (n = 27)6 (22)5/6 (83)2.0 (1.1–3.9)
 Immunosuppressive agents2 (7)2/2 (100)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (22)5/6 (83)
Hepatic (n = 23)10 (44)8/10 (80)7.5 (1.1–57.3+)
 Immunosuppressive agents3 (13)2/3 (67)
 Systemic corticosteroids10 (43)8/10 (80)
Pulmonary (n = 6)2 (33)2/2 (100)4.0 (2.1–5.9)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)2/2 (100)
Renal (n = 6)2 (33)1/2 (50)NR (3.7–20.6+)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)1/2 (50)
Skin (n = 34)19 (56)11/19 (58)10.6 (1.1–106.0+)
 Topical corticosteroids15 (44)9/15 (60)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (18)2/6 (33)

aIncludes events reported between first dose and 30 days after last dose of study therapy.

bPatients who experienced sTRAEs without worsening from baseline grade were excluded from time to resolution analysis.

cEvents without a stop date or with a stop date equal to the death as well as grade 5 events are considered unresolved.

Abbreviations: IMM, immune‐modulating medications; NR, not reached; sTRAE, select treatment‐related adverse event.

Table 2

Use of concomitant IMMs to manage sTRAEsa

sTRAEs/IMMPatients with sTRAEs receiving IMMs, n (%)Patients with resolution of sTRAEs after IMMs, n/n (%)Median time to resolution after IMMsb,c (range), wk
Endocrine (n = 30)11 (37)5/11 (45)NR (1.6–90.7+)
 Systemic corticosteroids11 (37)5/11 (45)
Gastrointestinal (n = 27)6 (22)5/6 (83)2.0 (1.1–3.9)
 Immunosuppressive agents2 (7)2/2 (100)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (22)5/6 (83)
Hepatic (n = 23)10 (44)8/10 (80)7.5 (1.1–57.3+)
 Immunosuppressive agents3 (13)2/3 (67)
 Systemic corticosteroids10 (43)8/10 (80)
Pulmonary (n = 6)2 (33)2/2 (100)4.0 (2.1–5.9)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)2/2 (100)
Renal (n = 6)2 (33)1/2 (50)NR (3.7–20.6+)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)1/2 (50)
Skin (n = 34)19 (56)11/19 (58)10.6 (1.1–106.0+)
 Topical corticosteroids15 (44)9/15 (60)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (18)2/6 (33)
sTRAEs/IMMPatients with sTRAEs receiving IMMs, n (%)Patients with resolution of sTRAEs after IMMs, n/n (%)Median time to resolution after IMMsb,c (range), wk
Endocrine (n = 30)11 (37)5/11 (45)NR (1.6–90.7+)
 Systemic corticosteroids11 (37)5/11 (45)
Gastrointestinal (n = 27)6 (22)5/6 (83)2.0 (1.1–3.9)
 Immunosuppressive agents2 (7)2/2 (100)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (22)5/6 (83)
Hepatic (n = 23)10 (44)8/10 (80)7.5 (1.1–57.3+)
 Immunosuppressive agents3 (13)2/3 (67)
 Systemic corticosteroids10 (43)8/10 (80)
Pulmonary (n = 6)2 (33)2/2 (100)4.0 (2.1–5.9)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)2/2 (100)
Renal (n = 6)2 (33)1/2 (50)NR (3.7–20.6+)
 Systemic corticosteroids2 (33)1/2 (50)
Skin (n = 34)19 (56)11/19 (58)10.6 (1.1–106.0+)
 Topical corticosteroids15 (44)9/15 (60)
 Systemic corticosteroids6 (18)2/6 (33)

aIncludes events reported between first dose and 30 days after last dose of study therapy.

bPatients who experienced sTRAEs without worsening from baseline grade were excluded from time to resolution analysis.

cEvents without a stop date or with a stop date equal to the death as well as grade 5 events are considered unresolved.

Abbreviations: IMM, immune‐modulating medications; NR, not reached; sTRAE, select treatment‐related adverse event.

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