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. 2016 Sep 25;23(6):839–846. doi: 10.1177/1526602816664768

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics for the 197 Patients and Treated Limbs.a

Age, y 71±11 (41–93)
Men 129 (65.5)
Comorbidities and risk factors
 Hypertension 181 (91.9)
 Hypercholesterolemia 153 (77.7)
 Bleeding diathesis/coagulopathy 2 (1.0)
 Diabetes mellitus 129 (65.5)
 Chronic renal insufficiency 57 (28.9)
 Renal failure requiring dialysis 16 (8.1)
 Smoking status, current / former / never 35 (17.8) / 96 (48.7) / 66 (33.5)
Target limb characteristics
 Previous intervention 65 (33.0)
 Previous intervention with tibiopedal access 30 (15.2)
 Previous arterial access site complication 10 (5.1)
 Antegrade attempt prior to tibiopedal attempt 132 (67.0)
 Rutherford score
  2 9 (4.6)
  3 55 (27.9)
  4 37 (18.8)
  5 80 (40.6)
  6 16 (8.1)
 Preexisting tissue loss 101 (51.3)
  Amputation 7 (3.6)
  Amputation/gangrene 2 (1.0)
  Amputation/ischemic ulcer 7 (3.6)
  Amputation/ischemic ulcer/gangrene 5 (2.5)
  Gangrene 12 (6.1)
  Ischemic ulcer 55 (27.9)
 Gangrene/ischemic ulcer 13 (6.6)
 Lesion locationb
  Iliacc 1 (0.5)
  Superficial femoral artery 63 (32.0)
  Popliteal 74 (37.6)
  Anterior tibial 85 (43.1)
  Posterior tibial 47 (23.9)
  Peroneal 27 (13.7)
  Other 18 (9.1)
 Arteries spanned by lesion, 1 / 2 / 3 118 (59.9) / 48 (24.4) / 31 (15.7)
 Cumulative lesion length, cm 17±13 (0.5–60.0), median 15
  0–10 72 (36.5)
  11–20 50 (25.4)
  21–30 39 (19.8)
  >30 27 (13.7)
  Not reported 9 (4.6)
 Tortuosity
  None 69 (35.0)
  Mild 69 (35.0)
  Moderate 43 (21.8)
  Severe 9 (4.6)
  Not reported 7 (3.6)
a

Continuous data are presented as the means ± standard deviation (range), median if available; categorical data are given as the counts (percentage).

b

Total exceeds 100% due to lesions that spanned multiple vessels.

c

Treated in conjunction with infrapopliteal disease.