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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 30.
Published in final edited form as: Vasc Endovascular Surg. 2012 Jun 11;46(6):447–454. doi: 10.1177/1538574412449911

Table 2.

Procedural Data of the Embolic Protection Device (EPD) and Control Groupsa

EPD Group,
N (%)
Control
Group, N (%)
Number of stenoses treated 28 25
Unilateral interventions 10 (56)b 13 (72)c
Bilateral interventions 8 (44)d 5 (38)e
Solitary kidney 0 3 (17)
Number of stenoses protected 20 (71) NA
SpideRx 10 (58) NA
FilterWire 8 (42) NA
Technical success of EPD 21/24 (88)
FilterWire could not cross stenosis 3 NA
Diameter of artery ≤4.0 mm 4 NA
Early bifurcation 1 NA
Gadolinium used 17 (94) 9 (50)
Procedure complications 2 (11) 1 (6)
a

No significant difference between EPD group and control group.

b

One patient had 2 renal arteries treated on the right side with stent placement.

c

One patient had 2 renal arteries treated on the left side with stent placement.

d

One patient had 3 stenoses treated: 2 on one side and one on the contralateral side which were all stented.

e

One patient with bilateral renal artery stenosis had a stent placed for atherosclerotic ostial disease and angioplasty on the contralateral side of fibromuscular dysplasia.

f

A second patient had bilateral renal artery stenosis involving an atherosclerotic ostial lesion which was stented and a bypass graft to the contralateral kidney which was treated with angioplasty.