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Table 4 The upper part (lite blue) summarizes the minor vascular complications of the total population and of the two groups. The parentheses list the number of minor vascular complications and the number of patients available for analysis. No significant difference was observed between the two groups with respect to minor vascular complications

From: Analysis of cardiovascular mortality, bleeding, vascular and cerebrovascular events in patients with atrial fibrillation vs. sinus rhythm undergoing transfemoral Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVR)

 

Total population (n = 257)

SR-group(n = 148)

AF-group (n = 109)

p Value

OR (95% CI)

Follow-up Minor vascular complication

 30 days

22.6% (58/257)

22.3% (33/148)

22.9% (25/109)

1.00

1.09 (0.61–1.96)

 3 months

23.0% (59/257)

22.3% (33/148)

23.9% (26/109)

0.767

1.09 (0.61–1.96)

 6 months

24.8% (60/241)

23.9% (33/137)

26.0% (27/104)

0.764

1.12 (0.62–2.01)

 12 months

27.3% (60/219)

26.4% (33/124)

28.4% (27/95)

0.762

1.11 (0.61–2.01)

Follow-up Major bleeding

 30 days

3.5% (9/257)

4.1% (6/148)

2.8% (3/109)

0.737

0.67 (0.16–2.74)

 3 months

3.9% (10/257)

4.7% (7/148)

2.8% (3/109)

0.525

0.57 (0.14–2.26)

 6 months

4.5% (11/241)

5.8% (8/137)

2.9% (3/104)

0.360

0.48 (1.13–1.87)

 12 months

5.5% (12/219)

7.2% (9/124)

3.2% (3/95)

0.240

0.42 (0.11–1.60)

Follow-up Minor bleeding

 30 days

19.8% (51/257)

21.6% (32/148)

17.4% (19/109)

1.00

1.09 (0.61–1.96)

 3 months

19.8% (51/257)

21.6% (32/148)

17.4% (19/109)

0.767

1.09 (0.61–1.96)

 6 months

21.0% (51/241)

23.0% (32/137)

18.3% (19/104)

0.764

1.12 (0.62–2.01)

 12 months

23.1% (51/219)

25.4% (32/124)

20.0% (19/95)

0.762

1.11 (0.61–2.01)

  1. The middle part of the table (blue) shows the major bleeding events of the total collective and of the two groups during the course of the follow-up period. The lower part of the table (deep blue) lists the minor bleeding events. The parentheses list the number of bleeding events and the number of patients available for analysis. With regard to the occurrences of major and minor bleeding, no significant accumulation was found in one of the two groups