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. 2020 Sep 4;73(1):4–11.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.jvs.2020.08.118

Table II.

Procedures respondents would delay currently

Total respondents (N = 206) VASCON level 1-3 (n = 168) VASCON level 4-5 (n = 38) P value
Peripheral arterial disease
 Claudication 204 (99) 167 (99) 37 (97) .3356
 Rest pain 105 (51) 94 (56) 11 (29) .0037
 Tissue loss 26 (13) 26 (16) 0 (0) .0055
Carotid artery disease
 Severe stenosis (asymptomatic) 199 (97) 163 (97) 36 (95) .6152
 Severe stenosis with TIA/stroke 10 (5) 10 (6) 0 (0) .2136
Aneurysmal disease
 Asymptomatic AAA 5.5-6.5 cm 179 (87) 148 (88) 31 (82) .2914
 Asymptomatic AAA >6.5 cm 68 (33) 62 (4) 6 (16) .0129
 Asymptomatic TAAA 6-7 cm 141 (68) 118 (70) 23 (61) .2519
 Asymptomatic TAAA >7 cm 55 (27) 50 (30) 5 (13) .0422
 Thoracic outlet syndrome with DVT 88 (43) 78 (46) 10 (26) .0290
 Chronic mesenteric ischemia 139 (67) 122 (73) 17 (45) .0018
Dialysis access/ESRD
 In need of access (>3 months) 187 (91) 150 (89) 37 (97) .2098
 In need of access (<3 months) 127 (62) 107 (64) 20 (53) .2675
 In need of access with functioning catheter 157 (76) 133 (79) 24 (63) .0557
 In need of peritoneal dialysis catheter 135 (66) 111 (66) 24 (63) .8503
 With malfunctioning access 27 (13) 21 (13) 6 (16) .5972

AAA, Abdominal aortic aneurysm; DVT, deep vein thrombosis; ESRD, end-stage renal disease; TIA, transient ischemic attack; VASCON, Vascular Activity Condition.

Respondents who answered they would delay surgical or endovascular surgery procedures for these above patients.

Values are number (%). Boldface entries indicate statistical significance.