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From: Long-term treatment with active Aβ immunotherapy with CAD106 in mild Alzheimer’s disease

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Incidence of injection-related reactions in CAD106-treated patients by injection and route (subcutaneous (2201 and 2202) versus intramuscular (2202)). (A) Local reactions. (B) Systemic reactions. Injection-related reactions were collected via a patient diary over the 7 days following each injection. Injection 1 at Week 0 (2201 and 2202), injection 2 at Week 6 (2201) or Week 2 (2202), injection 3 at Week 12 (2201) or Week 6 (2202). Local reactions: bruising (ecchymosis), redness, induration, swelling, local pain. Systemic reactions: fever, chills, malaise, muscle pain (myalgia), joint pain (arthralgia), headache, sweating, fatigue. i.m., Intramuscular; s.c., Subcutaneous.

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