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Table 2 Patient-reported outcomes at baseline and week 4

From: Eptinezumab treatment initiated during a migraine attack is associated with meaningful improvement in patient-reported outcome measures: secondary results from the randomized controlled RELIEF study

 

Eptinezumab

Placebo

HIT-6 total score, na

226

232

 Baseline, mean (SD)

65.1 (4.97)

64.8 (5.01)

 Week 4, mean (SD)

57.0 (9.74)

61.1 (7.83)

 Change from baseline, LS mean (95% CI)

−8.7 (− 10.1, − 7.3)

−4.5 (− 5.9, − 3.1)

  Difference from placebo, LS mean (95% CI)b

− 4.2 (− 5.7, − 2.6)

 

  P-value vs placebo

< .0001

 

mTOQ-6 total score, na

226

231

 Baseline, mean (SD)

18.1 (4.05)

18.6 (4.20)

 Week 4, mean (SD)

20.1 (4.21)

19.6 (4.22)

 Change from baseline, LS mean (95% CI)

2.1 (1.5, 2.6)

1.2 (0.7, 1.7)

  Difference from placebo, LS mean (95% CI)b

0.9 (0.3, 1.5)

 

  P-value vs placebo

.0053

 

PGIC rating at week 4, na

226

232

 Very much improved, n (%)

56 (24.8)

29 (12.5)

 Much improved, n (%)

78 (34.5)

31 (13.4)

 Minimally improved, n (%)

54 (23.9)

58 (25.0)

 No change, n (%)

35 (15.5)

109 (47.0)

 Worse, n (%)c

3 (1.3)

5 (2.1)

  1. CI confidence interval, HIT-6 6-item Headache Impact Test, LS least squares, mTOQ-6 6-item Migraine Treatment Optimization Questionnaire, PGIC Patient Global Impression of Change, SD standard deviation
  2. aLimited to patients with both baseline and post-baseline data. All P-values are descriptive
  3. bThe estimated mean, mean difference from placebo, and 95% CI are from an analysis of covariance adjusted for baseline value and stratification factors of concomitant treatment and region
  4. cWorse includes “minimally worse”, “much worse”, and “very much worse