Table 2.

Clinical descriptions of patients receiving CDT

Age	Gender	Admission oxygen requirement	PE category (ESC) Classification	DVT	CDT*	Survival to discharge	ISTH major bleeding	Discharge location
78	Female	BiPAP	Intermediate high	No	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	Yes	SNF
75	Female	NRB	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 16 mg	No	No	Deceased
84	Female	4 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Unilateral 20mg	Yes	No	SNF
79	Female	6 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
77	Female	10 L/min	Intermediate high	No	Unilateral6mg	Yes	No	Home
73	Male	6 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral; 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
73	Female	4 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
69	Female	0 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
68	Female	0 L/min	Intermediate high	No	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
67	Male	0 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 24 mg	Yes	No	Home
66	Male	0 L/min	Intermediate high	No	Bilateral 24 mg	Yes	No	Home
65	Male	0 L/min	Intermediate high	–	Bilateral 24 mg	Yes	No	Home
66	Female	2 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
71	Male	2 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	Home
76	Male	3 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Bilateral 24 mg	Yes	No	Home
76	Female	0 L/min	Intermediate high	No	Bilateral 12 mg	Yes	No	SNF
83	Male	2 L/min	Intermediate high	No	Bilateral 12 mg	No	No	Deceased
83	Male	2 L/min	Intermediate high	Yes	Unilateral 6 mg	Yes	No	SNF

*CDT details: unilateral versus bilateral catheter placement in the pulmonary artery catheters and total tPA dose.

BIPAP, bilevel positive airway pressure; CDT, catheter directed thrombolysis; DVT, deep vein thrombosis; ESC, European Society of Cardiology; ISTH, International Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis; NRB, non-rebreather; PE, pulmonary embolism; SNF, skilled nursing facility; tPA, tissue plasminogen activator.