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Table 4 Clinical, microbiological, and global response rates at various pre-defined efficacy timepoints throughout the study in the MITT population

From: Intravenous anidulafungin followed optionally by oral voriconazole for the treatment of candidemia in Asian patients: results from an open-label Phase III trial

 

MITT population

Timepoint

Clinical response, % [n /N] (95% CI)

Microbiological response, % [n /N] (95% CI)

Global response, % [n /N] (95% CI)

End of intravenous treatment

81.0 [34/42]

85.7 [36/42]

78.6 [33/42]

(65.9–91.4)

(71.5–94.6)

(63.2–89.7)

2 weeks after EOT

83.9 [26/31]

80.6 [25/31]

75.0 [24/32]

(66.3–94.5)

(62.5–92.5)

(56.6–88.5)

6 weeks after EOT

56.7 [17/30]

56.7 [17/30]

54.8 [17/31]

(37.4–74.5)

(37.4–74.5)

(36.0–72.7)

12 weeks after baseline

54.8 [17/31]

51.6 [16/31]

50.0 [16/32]

(36.0–72.7)

(33.1–69.8)

(31.9–68.1)

  1. Abbreviations used: CI, confidence interval; EOT, end of all treatment; MITT, modified intent-to-treat.