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Table 2 Procedure Characteristics by Treatment Approach and Outcomes

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

Characteristics

Primary CBT (n = 57)

Primary CDT

(n = 41)

p value

Technical success of thrombus/embolus removal

 With primary intervention only

24 (42.1)

39 (95.1)

.000

 Including adjuvant thrombolysis

57 (100)

41 (100)

1.000

 Adjunctive angioplasty/stenting after thrombus/embolus removal

47 (82.5)

33 (80.5)

.804

Duration of operation procedure, h

1.89 ± .52

1.32 ± .44

.000

Total duration of thrombolysis, d

1.74 ± .98

3.07 ± 1.38

.000

Rt-PA dose, mg

14.14 ± 5.75

29.27 ± 11.70

.000

ABI scores

 Pretreatment

.29 ± .09

.31 ± .08

.747

 Treatment completion

.72 ± .16

.66 ± .13

.101

Clinical success

56 (98.2)

40 (97.6)

1.000

Limb salvage at 6 months

53 (93.0)

37(90.2)

.625

Limb salvage at 12 months

51 (89.5)

34 (82.9)

.346

30-day complications

10 (17.5)

14 (34.1)

.059

 Minor (SIR A, B: nominal or no therapy, no consequence)

6 (10.5)

11(26.8)

.036

 Major (SIR C, D, E: requires therapy or permanent sequelae)

3 (5.3)

2 (4.9)

1.000

 Major-death (SIR F: death)

1 (1.8)

1 (2.4)

1.000

Procedure- related distal embolization

14 (24.6)

2 (4.9)

.009

In-hospital length of stay, d

4.97 ± .13

6.04 ± .95

.000

  1. 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 (percentages)