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. 2021 Jul 16;100(28):e26613. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000026613

Table 5.

The pooled results of comparison between TAVR and SAVR for severe AS regarding to the 2-year outcomes.

Pooled results Heterogeneity
Subgroups No. of study/pts RR 95% CI P I2 Ph Analytical effect model
Permanent PM 4/3441 2.61 1.36–5.00 .004 90% <.00001 Random-effect model
Rehospitalization 2/3692 1.25 1.06–1.46 .007 0% .41 Fixed effects model
Major vascular complications 3/3165 2.38 1.26–4.49 .007 58% .09 Random-effect model
Neurological events 3/2965 1.26 1.02–1.57 .04 0% .47 Fixed effects model
TIA 5/5375 1.58 1.14–2.17 .006 0% .97 Fixed effects model
Reintervention 2/3692 3.22 1.64–6.29 .0006 0% .62 Fixed effects model
All-cause mortality 6/5758 0.92 0.83–1.03 .16 34% .18 Fixed effects model
CV mortality 5/5101 0.87 0.74–1.02 .09 0% .55 Fixed effects model
Stroke 5/5101 0.85 0.71–1.02 .09 14% .33 Fixed effects model
MI 4/4718 0.98 0.71–1.36 .90 0% .85 Fixed effects model
Bleeding 3/3165 0.56 0.31–1.00 .05 96% <.00001 Random-effect model
All AKI 3/3165 0.63 0.31–1.30 .21 70% .04 Random-effect model

AKI = acute kidney injury, AS = aortic stenosis, CAD = coronary artery disease, CI = confidence intervals, CV = cardiovascular, NOAF = new-onset atrial fibrillation, RR = risk ratio, SAVR = surgical aortic valve replacement, TAVR = transcatheter aortic valve replacement, TIA = transient ischemic attacks.