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

Table 6.

The pooled results of comparison between TAVR and SAVR for severe AS regarding to the 5-year outcomes.

Pooled results Heterogeneity
Subgroups No. of study/pts RR 95% CI P I2 Ph Analytical effect model
TIA 3/2967 1.50 1.04–2.17 .03 0% .88 Fixed effects model
Major vascular complications 1/699 2.95 1.64–5.32 .0003
Reintervention 2/2268 3.40 1.47–7.85 .004 0% .86 Fixed effects model
All-cause mortality 4/3325 1.01 0.78–1.31 .95 93% <.00001 Random-effect model
CV mortality 4/3325 0.95 0.67–1.33 .75 92% <.00001 Random-effect model
Stroke 4/3325 1.13 0.93–1.36 .22 0% .70 Fixed effects model
Rehospitalization 3/3045 0.99 0.52–1.91 .98 97% <.00001 Random-effect model
MI 3/2967 1.20 0.90–1.58 .21 49% .14 Fixed effects model
Endocarditis 3/2967 1.40 0.89–2.20 .14 0% .64 Fixed effects model
Permanent PM 3/2967 1.94 0.85–4.40 .11 90% <.0001 Random-effect model
Neurological events 1/1988 1.24 1.00–1.53 .05

AS = aortic stenosis, CI = confidence intervals, CV = cardiovascular, MI = myocardial infarction, RF = renal failure, RR = risk ratio, SAVR = surgical aortic valve replacement, TAVR = transcatheter aortic valve replacement, TIA = transient ischemic attacks.