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. 2014 Jul 26;6(7):621–629. doi: 10.4330/wjc.v6.i7.621

Table 1.

Chronic total occlusion prevalence, location and treatment applied in different studies n (%)

Ref. Type of study Population CTO prevalence CTO location
Medical treatment PCI CABG
RCA LAD LCA
Kahn et al[2], 1993 Retrospective 333 Coronary disease (stenoses ≥ 50%) 101 (35) 58% 18% 24% - - -
Christofferson et al[3], 2005 Retrospective 6581 Underwent coronarography because of suspected CD 1612 (25) 49.4% 22% 28.60% 49% 11% 40%
3087 Coronary disease (stenoses ≥ 70%) 1612 (52)
Srinivas et al[4], 2002 Retrospective 1761 Multivessel disease 545 (31) - - - - 14.50% -
Yamamoto et al[5], 2013 Prospective 15263 First revascularization procedure 2491 (19) 44.9% 41.10% 28.50% - 61.18% -
Fefer et al[6], 2012 Prospective 14439 Underwent coronariography because of suspected CD 2630 (18.2) 46.9% 19.86% 15.43% 64% 10% 26%
Jeroudi et al[7], 2013 Prospective 1015 Coronary disease (stenoses ≥ 50%) 319 (31.34) - - - 19% (61) 50% (161) 30% (97)

CTO: Chronic total occlusion; RCA: Right coronary artery; LAD: Left anterior descending; LCA: Left circumflex artery; PCI: Percutaneous coronary intervention; CABG: Coronary artery bypass graft.