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Table 3 Relative risk of death or invasive ventilation according to average relative dose of alglucosidase alfa

From: Higher dose alglucosidase alfa is associated with improved overall survival in infantile-onset Pompe disease (IOPD): data from the Pompe Registry

 

Person Years

N Deaths

Adjusted HRa

95% CI

p-value

Outcome: Risk of death

Average relative dose over time, continuous (range: > 0 to 4.0 times label dose)b

 Per 1-unit increase in average dose

1609

88

0.40

0.22, 0.73

0.0030

Categories of average dose over timeb

 Below label dose

23

8

7.16

2.28, 22.48

0.0008

 Label dose

854

52

1.00 (reference)

 Between label and double dose

339

14

0.87

0.41, 1.82

0.7020

 Double dose

249

12

0.83

0.38, 1.82

0.6340

 Above double to quadruple dose

144

2

0.10

0.01, 0.82

0.0312

Outcome: Risk of death or invasive ventilation

Average relative dose over time, continuous (range: > 0 to 4.0 times label dose)b

 Per 1-unit increase in average dose

1237

97

0.48

0.28, 0.84

0.0100

Categories of average relative dose over timeb

 Below label dose

21

5

1.59

0.44, 5.73

0.4810

 Label dose

633

60

1.00 (reference)

 Between label and double dose

284

16

0.70

0.34, 1.46

0.3405

 Double dose

189

16

0.96

0.47, 2.00

0.9224

 Above double to quadruple dose

110

0

0.00

NE, NE

0.9895

  1. CRIM, cross-reactive immunological material; EOW, every other week; ITI, immune tolerance induction; NE, not evaluable
  2. aModels are adjusted for age (as time scale), age at first treatment, sex, and CRIM/ITI group
  3. bAverage dose received over time from first treatment, updated over time, measured in multiples of the label dose, ranging from > 0 to 4 times label dose. Average dose categories: 'Below label dose' is average dose < 0.95;'Label dose' is from 0.95 to < 1.05; 'Between label and double dose' is from 1.05 to < 1.75; 'Double dose' is 1.75 to < 2.25; 'Above double to quadruple dose' is 2.25 to 4.0