Table 8.5.2.2.1

Proportions of Patients Having Potentially Clinically Significant Changes in Hematology Variables in

Protocols 203 and 205

 

Hematology Variables

Bupropion sustained-release

Placebo

Total Patients

Abnormal

Total Patients

Abnormal

#

#

%

#

#

%

Hemoglobin - Low

693

0

0%

235

1

0.4%

Hemoglobin – High

693

0

0%

235

0

0%

MCV – Low

691

1

0.1%

235

1

0.4%

MCV – High

691

0

0%

235

0

0%

WBC – Low

693

2

0.3%

235

1

0.4%

WBC- High

692

1

0.1%

235

0

0%

Neutrophils – High

693

2

0.3%

235

0

0%

Lymphocytes – High

693

0

0%

235

1

0.4%

Monocytes – High

693

0

0%

235

0

0%

Eosinophils – High

692

1

0.1%

235

0

0%

Basophils – High

693

0

0%

235

0

0%

Platelets – Low

693

0

0%

235

1

0.4%

Platelets – High

693

0

0%

235

0

0%

 

The number of patients exceeding the bounds of normal hematology values was not large enough to draw any significant statistical inferences about different effects of drug versus placebo upon these hematology values.  Mean changes from baseline to last visit in serum chemistry parameters were compared by the sponsor across treatment groups with Wilcoxon rank sum analysis (Table 8.5.2.1.2).  Although there were some statistically significant differences, none were felt to be clinically important.  No patients were discontinued because of hematological findings.

 

 

 

 

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