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Table 1 Survey attributes and profiles for regorafenib and ramucirumab

From: Risk thresholds for patients to switch between daily tablets and biweekly infusions in second-line treatment for advanced hepatocellular carcinoma: a patient preference study

Attribute

Baseline Profiles, %

Baseline Reference and Target Profiles if Tablets Once Every Day Is Preferred to IV Once Every 2 Weeks, %

Baseline Reference and Target Profiles if Intravenous Infusion Once Every 2 Weeks Is Preferred to Tablets Once Every Day, %

Regorafenib

Ramucirumab

Reference Profile (Ramucirumab)

Target Profile (Regorafenib)

Reference Profile (Regorafenib)

Target Profile (Ramucirumab)

Risk of hypertension

25 (31 vs. 6)

11 (24 vs. 13)

25 (31 vs. 6)

11 (24 vs. 13)

11 (24 vs. 13)

25 (31 vs. 6)

Risk of decreased appetite

16 (31 vs. 15)

3 (23 vs. 20)

16 (31 vs. 15)

3 (23 vs. 20)

3 (23 vs. 20)

16 (31 vs. 15)

Risk of hand-foot skin reaction

45 (53 vs. 8)

0 (not reported)

45 (53 vs. 8)

0 (not reported)

0 (not reported)

45 (53 vs. 8)

Risk of diarrhea

26 (41 vs. 15)

1 (16 vs. 15)

26 (41 vs. 15)

1 (16 vs. 15)

1 (16 vs. 15)

26 (41 vs. 15)

Risk of ascites

0 (16 vs. 16)

11 (18 vs. 7)

11 (18 vs. 7)

0 (16 vs. 16)

0 (16 vs. 16)

11 (18 vs. 7)

Risk of proteinuria

0 (not reported)

16 (20 vs. 4)

16 (20 vs. 4)

0 (not reported)

0 (not reported)

16 (20 vs. 4)

Risk of peripheral edema

4 (16 vs. 12)

11 (25 vs. 14)

11 (25 vs. 14)

4 (16 vs. 12)

4 (16 vs. 12)

11 (25 vs. 14)

Mode of administration

Four oral tablets once every day

IV once every 2 weeks for 30 to 60 min

Four oral tablets once every day

IV once every 2 weeks for 30 to 60 min

Four oral tablets once every day

IV once every 2 weeks for 30 to 60 min

  1. Note: The risks for regorafenib and ramucirumab were calculated as differences from the placebo arm in the respective trials. In parentheses, we include values for treatment-related adverse events of any grade for regorafenib (second column) and ramucirumab (third column) vs. placebo
  2. IV intravenous infusion