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Browse EPPT > MDA10-16-01
Randomized Multicenter Phase II Study of Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) in Patients with a History of Breast Cancer, Premalignant Lesions, or Benign Breast Disease

Enrollment Statistics

Actual Registration: 84 (82 to be outputed)

  • 65 people randomized (65 of 84 registered)
    • 32 in Arm I: DHA (32 of 65 randomized)
      • 29 participants completed study and were evaluable for analysis (29 of 32)
      • 3 participants did not complete study (3 of 32)
        • 2 due to noncompliance
        • 1 due to pharmacy error
    • 33 in Arm II: Placebo (33 of 65 randomized)
      • 25 participants completed study and were evaluable for analysis (25 of 33)
      • 1 Ineligible after being randomized into Placebo group, but before intervention administration, due to elevated liver enzymes (1 of 33 randomized)
      • 7 participants did not complete study (7 of 33)
        • 3 due to noncompliance
        • 2 due to inability to confirm compliance
        • 1 due to adverse event
        • 1 due to pharmacy error
  • 19 people not randomized (19 of 84 registered)
    • 8 due to ineligibility
    • 6 declined participation
    • 2 withdrew consent (1 of which was also ineligible)
    • 3 due to other reasons
      • 2 due to scheduling issues
      • 1 due to postmenopausal spotting

Total Study Population Demographics: (64 Randomized and Eligible People)

  • Age (years):
    • Median: 59
    • IQR: 52 - 62
  • BMI:
    • Median: 30.5
    • IQR: 27.5 - 33.9
  • Menopausal: 54 (84%)
  • Self-reported Race:
    • White: 55 (86%)
    • Black or African-American: 6 (10%)
    • Asian: 1 (2%)
    • Asian-White: 1 (2%)
    • Not Reported: 1 (2%)
  • History of a benign lesion: 15 (23%)
  • History of a premalignant lesion: 12 (19%)
  • History of invasive breast cancer: 37 (58%)
  • No statistically significant differences in clinicopathologic features noted between the evaluable and unevaluable cohorts.

Final Analysis Population: 54