Safety and Efficacy of Intravenous Ferric Carboxymaltose (750 mg) in the Treatment of Iron Deficiency Anemia: Two Randomized, Controlled Trials
Table 1
Demographics and baseline characteristics of subjects (safety population).
Multidose study
Single-dose study
FCM
SMC
FCM
SMC
()
()
()
()
Age (years)
Sex
Female
292 (85.1)
318 (88.3)
322 (88.0)
315 (85.4)
Male
51 (14.9)
42 (11.7)
44 (12.0)
54 (14.6)
Race/Ethnicity
Caucasian
185 (53.9)
180 (50.0)
171 (46.7)
205 (55.6)
African American
87 (25.4)
113 (31.4)
114 (31.1)
96 (26.0)
Hispanic
58 (16.9)
61 (16.9)
70 (19.1)
48 (13.0)
Asian
3 (0.9)
1 (0.3)
6 (1.6)
10 (2.7)
Other
10 (2.9)
5 (1.4)
5 (1.4)
10 (2.7)
Weight (kg)
IDA Etiology
CKD
40 (11.7)
34 (9.4)
67 (18.3)
53 (14.4)
Uterine bleeding
77 (22.4)
103 (28.6)
61 (16.7)
79 (21.4)
GI related
69 (20.1)
66 (18.3)
49 (13.4)
47 (12.7)
Postpartum
35 (10.2)
36 (10.0)
56 (15.3)
49 (13.3)
Other/Unknown
122 (35.6)
121 (33.6)
133 (36.3)
141 (38.2)
Hb (g/dL)
Hb Category (g/dL)
≤8.0
40 (11.7)
46 (12.8)
9 (2.5)
5 (1.4)
8.1–9.5
109 (31.8)
112 (31.1)
71 (19.4)
71 (19.2)
≥9.6
194 (56.6)
202 (56.1)
286 (78.1)
293 (79.4)
TSAT (%)
Ferritin (ng/mL)
No Current ESA use
337 (98.3)
356 (99.9)
347 (94.8)
351 (95.1)
No Iron Intolerance
283 (82.5)
302 (83.9)
333 (91.0)
318 (86.2)
Previous Iron Therapy
242 (70.6)
263 (73.1)
241 (65.8)
256 (69.4)
Response: Poor/No
208 (60.6)
217 (60.3)
246 (67.2)
248 (67.2)
No imm.supp. therapy
340 (99.1)
353 (98)
357 (97.5)
357 (96.7)
Cardiovascular risk
≤2
201 (58.6)
222 (61.7)
217 (59.3)
230 (62.3)
>2
142 (41.4)
138 (38.3)
149 (40.7)
139 (37.7)
Type of SMC
NA
NA
Oral Iron
187 (51.9)
210 (56.9)
IV Iron
154 (42.8)
128 (34.7)
Venofer
112 (31.1)
69 (18.7)
Iron Dextran
33 (9.2)
56 (15.2)
Ferrlecit
9 (2.5)
3 (0.8)
Other or no treatment
20 (5.6)
30 (4.6)
Values are expressed as mean ± standard deviation or number (percentage). CKD: chronic kidney disease; ESA: erythropoiesis-stimulating agent; FCM: ferric carboxymaltose; Hb: hemoglobin; IDA: iron deficiency anemia; IV: intravenous; NA: not applicable; SMC: standard medical care; TSAT: transferring saturation.