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Table 2 Causes for switching antifibrotics in first-line treatment and causes for discontinuation of second-line antifibrotics

From: Switching antifibrotics in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: a multi-center retrospective cohort study

First-line treatment (n = 37) [Pirfenidone (n = 29), Nintedanib (n = 8)]

Second-line treatment (n = 37) Nintedanib (n = 29), Pirfenidone (n = 8)

Disease progression

17 (45.9%), [2, 15]

Gastrointestinal side effects

4 (5.4%), [1, 3]

Gastrointestinal disorders

12 (32.4%), [3, 9]

Rash

1 (2.7%), [1, 0]

Photosensitivity

2 (5.4%), [2, 0]

Rash and dizziness

1 (2.7%), [0, 1]

Liver enzyme elevation

2 (5.4%), [1, 1]

Dizziness

1 (2.7%), [1, 0]

Peripheral eosinophilia

1 (2.7%), [1, 0]

Gastrointestinal perforation

1 (2.7%), [1, 0]

Lung cancer development

1 (2.7%), [1, 0]

  

Vasospastic angina suspected

1 (2.7%), [0, 1]

  

Patients’ will

1 (2.7%), [1, 0]