Research Article

Efficacy and Safety of an Ophthalmic DMPC-Based Nanoemulsion in Patients with Dry Eye Disease: A Phase I/II Randomized Clinical Trial

Table 2

Phase I: treatment-related adverse events (34 AE/25 subjects).

Control (n = 12)PRO-176 (n = 13)

Patients with AE, n (%)7 (58.3)9 (69.2)
Related-AE, n (%)14 (82.4)9 (52.9)
Unexpected/expected related-AE, %0/1000/100
Unrelated-AE, n (%)3 (17.6)8 (47.1)
Unexpected/expected unrelated-AE, %33.3/66.750/50
Causality term, n (%)
 Possible6 (35.3)6 (35.3)
 Probable or likely9 (52.9)7 (41.2)
 Unlikely2 (11.8)4 (23.5)
Nonocular AE, n (%)0 (0)1 (5.9)
Ocular AE, n (%)17 (100)16 (94.1)
Burning eye, %23.535.3
Itching23.50
Ocular pain, %11.85.9
Foreign body sensation, %5.911.8
Other, %35.347
Total AE, n1717

Notes. Data show frequency (percentage), n = 25 randomized subjects. No significant differences between groups, all values (the chi-square) were >0.05. For both groups, 100% of related-adverse events were expected. Abbreviations. AE, adverse event.