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. 2020 Aug;41(8):1447–1452. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A6689

Analysis of meta-regression with in-stent restenosis according to patient population and characteristics

No. of Studies P Value Heterogeneity I2 (%)
Patient characteristics
 Mean age 46 .009 78.4
 Male % 47 .752 82.8
 Hypertension 34 .710 84.2
 Diabetes 34 .267 83.5
 Hyperlipemia 32 .054 78.1
 Smoking 34 .946 83.7
IS as the qualifying event 36 .513 84.2
TIA as the qualifying event 33 .621 81.0
Duration from symptom to treatment 20 .489 82.3
Lesion characteristics
 Anterior circulation 47 .995 82.2
  ICA 44 .956 81.4
  MCA 44 .924 81.4
  ACA 44 .161 80.4
 Posterior circulation 47 .998 82.2
  VA 42 .122 80.8
  BA 42 .208 80.4
  VBJ 42 .232 81.0
  PCA 43 .951 81.1
 Preprocedural stenosis degree 42 .368 81.4
 Length of stenosis 17 .731 79.0
 Mori type
  Mori A 13 .955 72.1
  Mori B 12 .705 52.3
  Mori C 12 .987 53.3
Procedure-related characteristics
 Procedural success rate 42 .052 80.1
 Stent type (BMS or SES) 47 .817 83.6
 Mean degree of residual stenosis 38 .778 80.9
 Periprocedural complication rate 43 .699 82.5
Image follow-up characteristics
 Image follow-up time (mo) 46 .404 83.1
 Image follow-up rate >60% 51 .004 81.2

Note:—IS indicates ischemic stroke; ACA, anterior cerebral artery; VA, vertebral artery; BA, basilar artery; VBJ, vertebrobasilar junction; PCA, posterior cerebral artery; BMS, balloon-mounted stent.