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. 2012 Nov 15;12(Suppl 1):S13. doi: 10.1186/1471-2482-12-S1-S13

Table 1.

Registries of patients treated with contremporary directional atherectomy

TALON McKinsey et al Zeller et al
Study type Observational, nonrandomized, multicenter registry Prospective study Prospective, nonrandomized, single-center study

Patients/Lesions 728/1,517 275/579 84/131

Lesion location SFA/below-the-knee Infrainguinal SFA/popliteal

Average lesion length 8.4 cm SFA, 9.16 cm; popliteal, 3.77 cm; tibial, 4.64 cm 9–10.6 cm

Lesion characteristics De novo De novo Group 1, 34%;a group 2, 33%;b group 3, 33%c

Stand-alone treatment ---- 64.8% ----

Adjunctive balloon angioplasty 21.7% 24.3% 59%

Adjunctive stenting 6.3% 7.5% 6%

Primary patency (by duplex) at 12 months ---- 62.2% Group 1, 84%;a group 2, 54%;b group 3, 54%c

18-month primary patency ---- 52.7% Group 1, 73%;a group 2, 42%;b group 3, 49%c

TLR at 12 months 80% ---- Group 1, 16%;a group 2, 44%;b group 3, 47%c

TLR at 18 months ---- ---- Group 1, 22%;a group 2, 56%;b group 3, 49%c

Claudication ---- 36.7% ----

CLI ---- 63.3% ----

Device-related SAEs 5.3% 4.1% 3.8%

aGroup 1 was de novo lesions.

bGroup 2 was native vessel restenosis.

cGroup 3 was in-stent restenosis.