Table 3.

Vascular, bleeding, and central nervous system complications

	Total (n = 25)	Survivors (n = 11)	Non-survivors (n = 14)	P
Vascular complications
Surgery repair after cannulation	8 (32%)	5 (46%)	3 (21%)	0.201
Ischaemic leg	7 (28%)	5 (46%)	2 (14%)	0.085
Ischaemic leg requiring intervention	6 (24%)	5 (46%)	1 (7%)	0.084
Bleeding complications
BARC bleeding criteria⁎
Type 0 — no bleeding	10 (40%)	2 (18%)	8 (57%)
Type 1 — bleeding not actionable	5 (20%)	4 (36%)	1 (7%)
Type 2	1 (4%)	0	1 (7%)
Type 3a	6 (24%)	4 (36%)	2 (14%)
Type 3b	3 (12%)	1 (9%)	2 (14%)
Type 5	3 (12%)		3 (21%)
Packed red blood cells during run, median (IQR)	2 (0-8)	3 (1-8)	1 (0-8)	0.501
Central nervous system complications	4 (16%)
Ischaemic stroke	2 (8%)		2 (14%)
Cerebral bleeding	2 (8%)		2 (14%)
Spinal cord infarction	1 (4%)	1 (9%)
BARC = Bleeding Academic Research

Consortium; IQR = interquartile range.

^⁎Mehran et al.¹⁰