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. 2018 Dec 6;7(24):e011245. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.118.011245

Table 1.

Design Characteristics of the Included Randomized Controlled Trialsa

Study and Sources Year and Study Design Allocation in Study Arms Paclitaxel‐Coated Device Primary Study End Point Maximum Follow‐Up Period Study Registration Dual Antiplatelet Therapy
ZILVER PTX9, 19, 23 2011
Multi‐center Open label (1:1)
DES (n=241) vs PTA (n=238) ZILVER‐PTX Stent by Cook Medical Primary patency at 1 y 5 y NCT00120406 >2 mo
THUNDER28, 57 2008
Multi‐center Single‐blind (1:1:1)
DCB (n=48) vs PTA (n=54) Cotavance Balloon by Bavaria Medizin Late lumen loss at 6 mo 5 y NCT00156624 1 mo
INPACT SFA10, 11, 25, 56, 82 2015
Multi‐center Single‐blind (2:1)
DCB (n=220) vs PTA (n=111) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic Primary patency at 1 y 3 y NCT01175850
NCT01566461
1 mo (3 mo if bail‐out stenting)
FEMPAC29 2008
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=45) vs PTA (n=42) Paccocath Balloon by Bavaria Medizin Late lumen loss at 6 mo 2 y NCT00472472 Long‐term (not specified)
LEVANT I27 2012
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=49) vs PTA (n=52) Lutonix by CR Bard Late lumen loss at 6 mo 2 y NCT00930813 1 mo (3 mo if bailout stenting)
LEVANT II24, 26, 31, 33 2015
Multi‐center Single‐blind (2:1)
DCB (n=316) vs PTA (n=160) Lutonix by CR Bard Primary patency at 1 y 2 y NCT01412541 1 mo
ILLUMENATE EU32, 35 2017
Multicenter Single‐blind (3:1)
DCB (n=222) vs PTA (n=72) Stellarex by Spectranetics Primary patency at 1 y 2 y NCT01858363 1 mo (3 mo if bailout stenting)
CONSEQUENT30, 36 2017
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=78) vs PTA (n=75) SeQuent Please by B. Braun Late lumen loss at 6 mo 2 y NCT01970579 2 mo
ISAR‐STATH51 2017
Two‐center Open label (1:1:1)
DCB+BMS (n=48) vs PTA+BMS (n=52) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic Diameter Stenosis at 6 mo 2 y NCT00986752 6 mo
ISAR‐PEBIS55 2017
Two‐center Open label (1:1) for ISR
DCB (n=36) vs PTA (n=34) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic Diameter stenosis at 6 to 8 mo 2 y NCT01083394 >6 mo
IN.PACT SFA JAPAN34, 41 2018
Multi‐center Single‐blind (2:1)
DCB (n=68) vs PTA (n=32) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic Primary patency at 1 y 2 y NCT01947478 1 mo (3 mo if bailout stenting)
ACOART I40, 42 2016
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=100) vs PTA (n=100) Orchid by Acotec Scientific Late lumen loss at 6 mo 2 y Not registered 6 mo
FINN‐PTX18 2018
Multi‐center Open label (2:1)
DES (n=28) vs PTFE (n=18) ZILVER‐PTX Stent by Cook Medical Secondary Patency at 2 y 2 y NCT01450722 3 mo (Aspirin in control group)
BATTLE20, 21 2018
Multicenter Open label (1:1)
DES (n=86) vs BMS (n=85) ZILVER‐PTX Stent by Cook Medical In‐stent binary restenosis at 1 y 1 y NCT02004951 >2 mo (clopidogrel to continue for 2 y)
DEBATE in SFA22 2018
Multi‐center Open label (1:1:1)
DES (n=85) vs BMS (n=170) ZILVER‐PTX Stent by Cook Medical In‐stent binary restenosis at 1 y 1 y UMIN000010071 >2 mo (Aspirin to continue lifelong)
DEBELLUM38, 39 2014
Single‐center Open (1:1)
DCB (n=25) vs PTA (n=25) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic Late lumen loss at 6 mo 1 y Not registered 1 mo
PACIFIER45 2012
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=41) vs PTA (n=44) IN.PACT Pacific by Medtronic Late lumen loss at 6 mo 1 y NCT01083030 >2 mo
FAIR54 2015
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1) for ISR
DCB (n=62) vs PTA (n=57) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic 6‐mo binary restenosis 1 y NCT01305070 >6 mo
BIOLUX P‐I44 2015
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=30) vs PTA (n=30) Passeo‐18 Lux by Biotronik Late lumen loss at 6 mo 1 y NCT01056120 1 mo (3 mo if bailout stenting)
RANGER‐SFA37 2018
Multicenter Single‐blind (2:1)
DCB (n=71) vs PTA (n=34) Ranger by Boston Scientific Primary patency at 1 y 1 y NCT02013193 >1 mo
ILLUMENATE pivotal43 2017
Multicenter Single‐blind (2:1)
DCB (n=200) vs PTA (n=100) Stellarex by Spectranetics Primary patency at 1 y 1 y NCT01858428 & NCT01912937 1 mo
DEBATE‐SFA50 2013
Single‐center Open (1:1)
DCB+BMS (n=53) vs PTA+BMS (n=51) IN.PACT Admiral by Medtronic 1‐y binary restenosis 1 y NCT01556542 3 mo
LUTONIX JAPAN48 2018
Multicenter Japan (1:1)
DCB (n=71) vs PTA (n=38) Lutonix by CR BARD Primary patency at 1 y 1 y Not registered 1 mo
RAPID49 2017
Multicenter Double‐blind (1:1)
DCB+BMS (n=80) vs PTA+BMS (n=80) LegFlow by Cardionovum Primary patency at 1 y 1 y ISRCTN47846578 3 mo
EFFPAC47 2018
Multicenter Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB (n=85) vs PTA (n=86) Luminor by iVascular Late lumen loss at 6 mo 1 y NCT02540018 >1 mo
PACUBA53 2016
Dual‐center Single‐blind (1:1) for ISR
DCB (n=85) vs PTA (n=86) FREEWAY by Eurocor Primary patency at 1 y 1 y NCT01247402 3 mo
FREEWAY52 2017
Multi‐center Single‐blind (1:1)
DCB+BMS (n=105) vs PTA+BMS (n=99) FREEWAY by Eurocor Target lesion revascularization 1 y NCT01960647 Not specified
DRECOREST46 2018
Single‐center Open (1:1)
DCB (n=30) vs PTA (n=30) IN.PACT by Medtronic for failing bypass Target lesion revascularization 1 y NCT03023098 3 mo

BMS indicates bare metal stent; DCB, drug‐coated balloon; DES, drug‐eluting stent; ISR, in‐stent restenosis; PTA, percutaneous transluminal angioplasty; PTFE, polytetrafluoroethylene.

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The design of the ZILVER PTX study included a primary randomization (optimal PTA vs primary DES) and a secondary randomization in the case of PTA failure (bailout BMS vs bail‐out DES)—results of the 2 randomization levels were pooled for the purposes of the present meta‐analysis. For the Thunder trial (3‐arm trial), the arm of paclitaxel dissolved in the contrast medium was excluded. For the ISAR‐STATH trial (3‐arm trial), the arm of directional atherectomy was excluded from the present analysis. For the DEBATE in SFA trial, the 2 BMS arms (with or without cilostazol) were pooled against the ZILVER PTX arm. For the DEBELLUM trial, only femoropopliteal lesions were analyzed. In the LEVANT I trial, randomization between plain BA and PCB was performed after provisional stent placement in a quarter of the cases (26 of 101). In the RAPID study, the Supera biomimetic nitinol stent was used in both arms. Data extraction was supplemented by online archived material from international meetings or regulatory authority filings as cited (US Food and Drug Administration—Japan Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency).