Table 2. Stent-grafts and bare stents used for treatment and procedure characteristics.

	Stent-graft	Number of SG per patient	Number of bare stents per patient	Adjunctive procedure	Mean procedure time (min)	Median time from dissection to intervention (days)
Nienaber et al. (4)	• SG: Talent (66.6%), Exluder (16.6%), Vailant (8.3%), Zénith (8.3%)    • Bare stent: Sinus (41.6%), Fortress (50%), Z stent (8.4%)	1.08 [1-2]	1.08 [1-2]	0% (0/12)	70±15	–
Hofferberth et al. (5)	Cook Zénith Dissection	2.9 [1-5]	–	61.2% (19/31) • Stent (6/31): Iliac, renal, superior mesenteric arteries; • Ascending aorta open repair (13/31)	–	10.4 [1-1,095]
Lombardi et al. (3)	Cook Zénith Dissection	1.27 [1-3]	1.37 [0-3]	37.5% (15/40) • Bare stent (9/40): Iliac, renal, superior mesenteric arteries; • Carotid-subclavian bypass (3/40); • Carotid-carotid bypass (3/40)	163 [40-397]	20 [0-78]
Melissano et al. (6)	Cook Zénith Dissection	1.32 [1-3]	1.28 [1-2]	96% (24/25) • Bare stent: Iliac, renal, superior mesenteric arteries (4/25); • Humeral thrombectomy (1/25); • Carotid-subclavian bypass (2/25); • Carotid-carotid bypass (17/25)	–	–

SG, stent-graft.