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. 2018 Jun 19;14(2):144–148. doi: 10.5114/aic.2018.76405

Table IV.

Clinical and angiographic results

MACE (clinical and angiographic) All patients (n = 187) Stable patients (n = 158) Acute patients (n = 29)
Hospital death1 1.1 (2/187) 0.6 (1/158) 3.4 (1/29)
Hospital scaffold thrombosis 0.5 (1/157) 0.6 (1/158) 0
Hospital myocardial infarction 0.5 (1/187) 0.6 (1/158) 0
Lost to follow-up 3.8 (7/187) 1.8 (3/158) 13.7 (4/29)
All-cause death: 3.9 (7/178) 4.4 (7/155) 0
 Cancer 1.6 (3/178) 1.9 (3/155) 0
 Cerebrovascular 1.1 (2/178) 1.3 (2/155) 0
 Unknown 1.1 (2/178) 1.2 (2/155) 0
Myocardial infarction1 1.6 (3/178) 0.6 (1/155) 7.1 (2/25)
Cerebral infarction 1.7 (3/178) 1.9 (3/155) 0
CABG 0 0 0
Major bleeding 1.1 (2/178) 1.3 (2/155) 0
Post-discharge scaffold thrombosis:
 Definite 0.5 (1/178) 0.6 (1/155) 0
 Possible 0 0 0
 Probable 0 0 0
Total scaffold thrombosis 1.1 (2/180) 1.1 (2/180) 0
Angiographic follow-up 46.0 (82/178) 46.4 (72/155) 40.0 (10/25)
Angiographic in-scaffold restenosis 6.0 (5/82) 6.9 (5/72) 0
Restenosis type:
 Focal 1.2 (1/82) 1.1 (1/72) 0
 Diffuse intra-scaffold 4.8 (4/82) 5.5 (4/72) 0
 Treated restenosis 4.8 (4/82) 5.5 (4/72) 0
TLR 3.9 (7/178) 4.5 (7/158) 0
TVR*,2 8.4 (15/178) 7.7 (12/155) 12 (3/25)

Data are presented as percentage of total number (%) and number of patients from total number (n/n-total).

*

Five planned elective PCI, three metal stent restenosis.

1

Non-statistically significant difference between groups.

2

Statistically significant difference for TVR between stable and acute patient groups (p < 0.03).