Roche and GSK will carry out a meta-analysis of liver function data from trials of orlistat to establish whether there is any indication of liver toxicity. The motivation is a cumulative assessment of drug-induced liver injury (DILI) conducted by the FDA following spontaneous reports of liver toxicity in people taking Xenical or Alli.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
1
Orlistat 120mg tid
Orlistat 60mg tid
Odds ratio (Orlistat120:Placebo) for subjects experiencing alanine transaminase (ALT) greater than upper limit of normal (ULN)
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat120:Placebo) for subjects experiencing total bilirubin (BIL) > ULN
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat120:Placebo) for subjects experiencing ALT > ULN for successive measurements more than two weeks apart
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat120:Placebo) for subjects experiencing BIL > ULN for successive measurements greater than two weeks apart
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat60:Placebo) for subjects experiencing ALT > ULN
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat60:Placebo) for subjects experiencing BIL > ULN
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat60:Placebo) for subjects experiencing ALT > ULN for successive measurements more than two weeks apart
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
Odds ratio (Orlistat60:Placebo) for subjects experiencing BIL > ULN for successive measurements greater than two weeks apart
Time frame: within one year of starting treatment
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