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Table 4 Top 10 most common known ocular AEs of netarsudil in phase 3 clinical trials and in our study

From: A real-world pharmacovigilance study of netarsudil based on the FDA adverse event reporting system (FAERS)

AEs reported in phase 3 clinical trials [10]

AE signals detected in our study

AEs

N (% of patients) †

AEs

N (% of AE reports) ‡

ROR (95% CI)

Conjunctival hyperemia

456 (54.4%)

Conjunctival hyperemia

256 (19.8%)

2004.86 (1723.4, 2332.29)

Corneal verticillata

175 (20.9%)

Vision blurred

131 (10.1%)

21.71 (18.11, 26.01)

Instillation site pain

167 (19.9%)

Eye irritation

93 (7.2%)

31.78 (25.72, 39.26)

Conjunctival hemorrhage

144 (17.2%)

Ocular hyperemia

89 (6.9%)

36.18 (29.16, 44.9)

Instillation site erythema

76 (9.1%)

Corneal edema

82 (6.3%)

696.31 (550.39, 880.92)

Corneal staining

79 (9.4%)

Visual acuity reduced

82 (6.3%)

121.09 (96.62, 151.74)

Blurred vision

62 (7.4%)

Lacrimation increased

72 (5.6%)

44.89 (35.37, 56.98)

Increased lacrimation

60 (7.2%)

Corneal verticillata

66 (5.1%)

5737.44 (4080.07, 8068.06)

Erythema of eyelid

57 (6.8%)

Eye pain

56 (4.3%)

20.47 (15.66, 26.77)

Reduced visual acuity

44 (5.2%)

Conjunctival hemorrhage

41 (3.2%)

233.96 (170.41, 321.2)

  1. Abbreviations: AE, adverse event; CI, confidence interval; N, number of cases with target adverse event; ROR, reporting odds ratio
  2. † Percentages represent incidence rate of specific AE among enrolled patients in phase 3 clinical trials
  3. ‡ Percentages represent proportion of specific AE among all AE reports