Research Article

Adverse Reaction Signals Mining of Vonoprazan: A Pharmacovigilance Study Based on FAERS

Table 4

Top significant signals on the PT level.

PTROR (95% CI)IC (IC025)

Plateletcrit increased1447.3 (265.05–7902.79)36.62 (6.71)
Benign duodenal neoplasm1157.84 (224.6–5968.64)36.40 (7.06)
Gallbladder volvulus964.77 (100.34–9276.00)36.20 (3.77)
Myopathy endocrine723.58 (80.86–6474.59)35.88 (4.01)
Pernio-like erythema723.58 (80.86–6474.59)35.88 (4.01)
Septic coagulopathy723.58 (80.86–6474.59)35.88 (4.01)
Hypergastrinaemia579.47 (311.69–1077.31)35.62 (19.16)
Tertiary adrenal insufficiency482.39 (58.07–4007.30)35.40 (4.26)
Luteinising hormone deficiency413.47 (50.87–3361.05)35.20 (4.33)
Helicobacter sepsis361.79 (45.24–2892.99)35.03 (4.38)
Hypoferritinaemia361.79 (45.24–2892.99)35.03 (4.38)
Acrokeratosis paraneoplastica263.12 (33.97–2038.26)34.62 (4.47)
Infected vasculitis263.12 (33.97–2038.26)34.62 (4.47)
Antibiotic-associated colitis241.22 (57.00–1020.80)34.50 (8.15)
HER2 positive gastric cancer231.57 (54.84–977.79)34.45 (8.16)
Meningitis eosinophilic222.64 (29.12–1702.13)34.4 (04.50)
Pulmonary artery wall hypertrophy222.64 (29.12–1702.13)34.40 (4.50)
Atypical mycobacterial lymphadenitis206.74 (27.18–1572.35)34.30 (4.51)
Rathke’s cleft cyst203.17 (73.70–560.04)34.27 (12.43)
Duodenal polyp195.51 (106.14–360.14)34.22 (18.58)