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Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics of patients with cancer-related pain who were treated with controlled-release oxycodone/naloxone (OXN-CR) or controlled-release oxycodone (OX-CR) (full analysis set, FAS)

From: Efficacy and safety of controlled-release oxycodone/naloxone versus controlled-release oxycodone in Korean patients with cancer-related pain: a randomized controlled trial

Variable

OXN-CR

OX-CR

P value

Total (cases)

58

59

 

Age, years [cases (%)]

  

0.297

 ≥70

17 (29.3)

11 (18.6)

 

 <70

41 (70.7)

48 (81.4)

 

Sex [cases (%)]

  

0.343

 Male

43 (74.1)

39 (66.1)

 

 Female

15 (25.9)

20 (33.9)

 

Cancer type [cases (%)]a

  

NA

 Colorectal

24 (41.4)

23 (39.0)

 

 Gastric

10 (17.2)

8 (13.6)

 

 Lung

6 (10.3)

5 (8.5)

 

 Pancreatic/hepatic bile duct

6 (10.3)

9 (15.3)

 

 Prostate

2 (3.4)

3 (5.1)

 

 Esophageal

3 (5.2)

1 (1.7)

 

 Others

8 (13.8)

11 (18.6)

 

Metastasis [cases (%)]

  

0.990

 Yes

57 (98.3)

58 (98.3)

 

 No

1 (1.7)

1 (1.7)

 

Prior analgesic use (number of times of administration)b

NA

 Strong opioids

23

22

 

 Weak opioids

39

39

 

 NSAID/acetaminophen

11

12

 

 Adjuvant analgesicsc

1

0

 

 Other medicationsd

1

0

 
  1. NSAID non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, NA not applicable
  2. aThe percentage in either group does not add up to 100% because one patient in the OXN-CR group had colorectal cancer and sarcoma and one patient in the OX-CR group had gastric cancer and lung cancer
  3. bAnalgesics were administered 2–6 months prior to the screening visit
  4. c“Adjuvant analgesics” (pregabalin) was administered once to one patient in the OXN-CR group
  5. d“Other medications” (codeine) was administered once to one patient in the OXN-CR group