Table 3.

End Points During Follow‐Up (n=109)

Events	N
After 30 days of follow‐up
Primary end point	31
Aortic‐related deaths	3
Worsening	21
AD	7
Secondary end point	7
All‐cause mortality	4
Aortic‐related deaths	3
Non‐aortic‐related deaths	1
Cerebral stroke	2
Hemorrhagic stroke	1
Ischemic stroke	1
Arrhythmia	1
All bleeding	2
BARC 2–5	2
BARC 3–5	2
Long‐term follow‐up
Long‐term aortic‐related adverse events	34
Aortic‐related deaths	5
Worsening	21
AD	8
Total adverse clinical events	13
All‐cause mortality	9
Aortic‐related deaths	5
Non‐aortic‐related deaths	4
Cerebral stroke	2
Hemorrhagic stroke	1
Ischemic stroke	1
Arrhythmia	1
All bleeding	5
BARC 2–5	4
BARC 3–5	4

AD indicates aortic dissection; and BARC, Bleeding Academic Research Consortium.

BARC, bleeding is graded on a scale of 1 to 5, ranging from minor bleeding that is not actionable (type 1) to fatal bleeding (type 5).