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Table 2 Adjusted mean difference versus placebo (95% two-sided CI) in adjusted mean change from baseline to final visit for number of incontinence episodes/24 h and number of micturitions/24 h for subgroups of patients who received prior antimuscarinic OAB medication; who discontinued it because of either insufficient efficacy or poor tolerability; and for those who were antimuscarinic treatment-naïve

From: Efficacy of mirabegron in patients with and without prior antimuscarinic therapy for overactive bladder: a post hoc analysis of a randomized European-Australian Phase 3 trial

 

Incontinence episodes/24 h (FAS-I)

Micturitions/24 h (FAS)

 

Mirabegron 50 mg

Mirabegron 100 mg

Tolterodine ER 4 mg

Mirabegron 50 mg

Mirabegron 100 mg

Tolterodine ER 4 mg

Patient subgroup

      

Received prior antimuscarinic OAB medication and discontinued

−0.48 (–0.90, –0.06)

−0.39 (–0.81, 0.02)

−0.10 (–0.52, 0.32)

−0.68 (–1.12, –0.25)

−0.51 (–0.94, –0.08)

−0.20 (–0.64, 0.23)

Discontinued* due to:

  Insufficient efficacy

−0.76 (–1.32, –0.19)

−0.62 (–1.16, –0.07)

−0.06 (–0.63, 0.50)

−0.59 (–1.15, –0.04)

−0.58 (–1.13, –0.02)

−0.08 (–0.64, 0.47)

  Poor tolerability

−0.24 (–1.09, 0.61)

−0.14 (–1.01, 0.73)

−0.41 (–1.28, 0.46)

−0.77 (–1.64, 0.09)

−0.75 (–1.61, 0.12)

−0.18 (–1.08, 0.71)

Antimuscarinic treatment-naïve patients

−0.29 (–0.77, 0.18)

−0.15 (–0.64, 0.34)

−0.08 (–0.55, 0.39)

−0.52 (–0.95, –0.09)

−0.37 (–0.80, 0.06)

−0.29 (–0.71, 0.14)

  1. *Based on subset of patients who had received prior OAB medication; patients could choose more than one reason for discontinuation of previous OAB medication or could discontinue for “other reasons” (data not shown). Thus, patients who checked both “insufficient effect” and “poor tolerability” as reasons for discontinuation of previous OAB medication could be included in both categories.
  2. FAS-I full analysis set-incontinence, FAS full analysis set, CI confidence interval, OAB overactive bladder.