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Table 1 Important measures regarding the length of the arterial tube of the different cannula sizes

From: Minimally invasive apical cannulation and cannula design for short-term mechanical circulatory support devices

 

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

p value

Patients number

5

7

12

 

AWT (mm) min–max

2.2–5

1.5–4.3

2.3–4.2

0.205

Mean ± SD

3.82 ± 1.19

2.84 ± 1.06

3.24 ± 0.65

 

AAV (mm) min–max

91.2–101.66

101.66–112.12

112.12–122.6

 < 0.0001

Mean ± SD

97.52 ± 4.35

105.86 ± 3.52

116.82 ± 3.19

 

LM (mm) min–max

10.3–14.5

10.7–14.6

10.7–15.8

0.649

Mean ± SD

12.84 ± 1.73

12.84 ± 1.39

13.47 ± 1.71

 

RCA (mm) min–max

12–18.1

14.6–17.7

10.3–21

0.466

Mean ± SD

14.32 ± 2.48

16.04 ± 1.26

15.88 ± 3.08

 

Sum of the max. values (mm)

124.76

134.12

147.8

 

Sum after the 5 mm correction (mm)

129.76

139.12

152.8

 
  1. AWT apical wall thickness, AAV distance between the inner side of the apex and the aortic valve annulus, LM distance between the aortic valve annulus and the left main coronary artery opening, RCA distance between the aortic valve annulus and the right coronary opening, SD standard deviation; Continuous variables are reported as mean and standard deviation; p < 0.05 indicates statistical significance