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Table 1 Demographics, Comorbidities, Presentation and Lesion Characteristics of ALI Patients

From: Endovascular revascularization strategies using catheter-based thrombectomy versus conventional catheter-directed thrombolysis for acute limb ischemia

Characteristic

Primary CBT (n = 57)

Primary CDT (n = 41)

p value

Age, y, mean ± SD (range)

68.89 ± 11.88

70.63 ± 10.87

.461

Male sex

35 (61.4%)

25 (61.0%)

.966

Duration of symptoms at presentation, h, mean ± SD (range)

37.2 ± 32.8

31.0 ± 28.2

.332

Risk factors

 Diabetes mellitus

20 (35.1)

12 (29.3)

.545

 Coronary artery disease

19 (33.3)

13 (31.7)

.886

 Rheumatic heart disease

9 (15.8)

5 (12.2)

.616

 Previous cerebrovascular accident

7 (12.3)

3 (7.3)

.644

 Renal insufficiency

5 (8.8)

3 (7.3)

1.00

 Hypertension

38 (66.7)

31 (75.6)

.339

 Hyperlipidemia

18 (31.6)

13 (31.7)

.989

 Diagnosed atrial fibrillation

35 (61.4)

27 (65.9)

.652

 Current diagnosis of cancer

3 (5.3)

1 (2.4)

.858

 History of smoking

17 (29.8)

13 (31.7)

.842

 History of peripheral artery disease

20 (35.1)

12 (29.3)

.545

Thrombosed segment

 Iliac

7 (12.3)

3(7.3)

.644

 Iliofemoral (including iliofemoral stents)

42 (73.7)a

24 (58.5)

.115

 Femoropopliteal

8 (14.0)

12 (29.3)

.065

 Crural and Tibial

0 (0)

2 (4.9)

.173**

Ischemia level (Rutherford category)

 I (viable limb)

1 (1.8)

4 (9.8)

.076

 II a (marginally threatened limb)

17 (29.8)

26 (63.4)

.001*

 II b (immediately threatened limb)

39 (68.4)

11 (26.8)

.000*

  1. ALI Acute limb ischemia, CBT Catheter-based thrombectomy, CDT Catheter-directed thrombolysis
  2. Continuous data are presented as the means ± standard deviations; categorical data are given as the counts (percentage)
  3. *P < .05; ** Fisher exact
  4. aIncludes two patients of thrombus in stents