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Table 2 Patient characteristics

From: The safety of introducing a new generation TAVR device: one departments experience from introducing a second generation repositionable TAVR

 

Lotus (n = 53)

Sapien (n = 47)

p-value

Age (years)

84.1 (4.9)

77.1 (11.5)

0.0001

Male

35.8% (19)

53.2% (25)

0.1068

Diabetes mellitus

15.1% (8)

25.5% (12)

0.2186

COPD

7.5% (4)

17% (8)

0.2179

Hypertension

77.4% (41)

80.9% (38)

0.8067

Recent myocardial infarction

15.1% (8)

6.4% (3)

0.2096

Previous stroke

17% (9)

25.5% (12)

0.3327

Peripheral vascular disease

15.1% (8)

14.9% (7)

1.0000

Atrial fibrillation

43.4% (23)

25.5% (12)

0.0923

Pre-op dialysis

0% (0)

2.1% (1)

0.4700

Previous cardiac surgery

22.6% (12)

19.1% (9)

0.8067

Previous PCI

20.8% (11)

27.7% (13)

0.4855

NYHA I

0% (0)

0% (0)

 

NYHA II

5.7% (3)

14.9% (7)

0.1831

NYHA III

71.7% (38)

76.6% (36)

0.6513

NYHA IV

22.6% (12)

8.5% (4)

0.0619

Denied surgical AVR

60.4% (32)

76.6% (36)

0.0912

Pre-op creatinine mmol/L

101.1 (42.2)

109.2 (63.6)

0.4542

EuroSCORE I

25.3 (12.3)

18,2 (10.7)

0.0030

EuroSCORE II

7.8 (4.6)

5.8 (4.8)

0.0378

STS score

7.1 (4.4)

6.3 (7.5)

0.4880

Valve-in-Valve

0% (0)

6.4% (3)

0.1003

  1. Patient characteristics for the patients in the study