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Table 1 Registries of patients treated with contremporary directional atherectomy

From: The role of atherectomy in the treatment of lower extremity peripheral artery disease

 

TALON

McKinsey et al

Zeller et al

Study type

Observational, nonrandomized, multicenter registry

Prospective study

Prospective, nonrandomized, single-center study

Patients/Lesions

728/1,517

275/579

84/131

Lesion location

SFA/below-the-knee

Infrainguinal

SFA/popliteal

Average lesion length

8.4 cm

SFA, 9.16 cm; popliteal, 3.77 cm; tibial, 4.64 cm

9–10.6 cm

Lesion characteristics

De novo

De novo

Group 1, 34%;a group 2, 33%;b group 3, 33%c

Stand-alone treatment

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64.8%

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Adjunctive balloon angioplasty

21.7%

24.3%

59%

Adjunctive stenting

6.3%

7.5%

6%

Primary patency (by duplex) at 12 months

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62.2%

Group 1, 84%;a group 2, 54%;b group 3, 54%c

18-month primary patency

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52.7%

Group 1, 73%;a group 2, 42%;b group 3, 49%c

TLR at 12 months

80%

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Group 1, 16%;a group 2, 44%;b group 3, 47%c

TLR at 18 months

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Group 1, 22%;a group 2, 56%;b group 3, 49%c

Claudication

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36.7%

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CLI

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63.3%

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Device-related SAEs

5.3%

4.1%

3.8%

  1. aGroup 1 was de novo lesions.
  2. bGroup 2 was native vessel restenosis.
  3. cGroup 3 was in-stent restenosis.