Clinical Study

Pomaglumetad Methionil (LY2140023 Monohydrate) and Aripiprazole in Patients with Schizophrenia: A Phase 3, Multicenter, Double-Blind Comparison

Table 3

Incidence of most common treatment-emergent adverse events ≥3% in any treatment group and/or with statistically significant treatment difference, by preferred term.

MedDRA preferred termDouble-blind treatment phase valuea
Pomaglumetad methionil 

(%)
Aripiprazole 

(%)
Total 

(%)

Nausea98 (19.2)18 (11.2)116 (17.3)0.023*
Insomnia50 (9.8)19 (11.8)69 (10.3)0.459
Headache57 (11.2)10 (6.2)67 (10.0)0.071
Vomiting41 (8.0)12 (7.5)53 (7.9)>0.999
Nasopharyngitis38 (7.4)8 (5.0)46 (6.8)0.371
Blood creatine phosphokinase increased29 (5.7)4 (2.5)33 (4.9)0.141
Anxiety22 (4.3)9 (5.6)31 (4.6)0.519
Decreased appetite22 (4.3)6 (3.7)28 (4.2) >0.999
Diarrhea20 (3.9)8 (5.0)28 (4.2)0.651
Schizophrenia24 (4.7)2 (1.2)26 (3.9)0.058
Dizziness17 (3.3)8 (5.0)25 (3.7)0.343
Akathisia13 (2.5)12 (7.5)25 (3.7)0.007*
Dry mouth15 (2.9)5 (3.1)20 (3.0)>0.999
Fatigue14 (2.7)6 (3.7)20 (3.0)0.594
Back pain9 (1.8)5 (3.1)14 (2.1)0.341
Dyspepsia5 (1.0)6 (3.7)11 (1.6)0.027*
Pyrexia2 (0.4)4 (2.5)6 (0.9)0.032*
Nasal congestion1 (0.2)3 (1.9)4 (0.6)0.045*

.
values are from Fisher’s exact test.
: total number of patients in each treatment group; MedDRA: Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities; TEAE: treatment-emergent adverse event.