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. 2021 Sep 18;398(10305):1065–1073. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(21)01910-3

Table 2.

Death, stroke, or MI within 30 days of first carotid procedure*

Allocated CAS (n=1811) Allocated CEA (n=1814) p value Had CAS first Had CEA first
Had no carotid procedure 106 78 .. .. ..
Had a carotid procedure 1705 1736 .. 1653 1788
Worst procedural stroke, mRS score
6 (fatal) 7 5 0·77 6 6
3–5 (disabling) 6 7 1·00 8 5
2 9 9 1·00 9 9
1 23 15 0·25 21 17
0 16 5 0·03 15 6
0–2 (non-disabling) 48 (2·7%) 29 (1·6%) 0·03 45 (2·7%) 32 (1·8%)
Subtotal: any stroke 61 (3·6%) 41 (2·4%) 0·06 59 (3·6%) 43 (2·4%)
MI
Fatal 0 4 0·13 0 4
Non-fatal 5 8 0·58 4 9
Subtotal: any MI 5 (0·3%) 12 (0·7%) 0·15 4 (0·2%) 13 (0·7%)
Other death 2 2 1·00 3 1
Death, MI, or any stroke 67 (3·9%) 55 (3·2%) 0·26 65 (3·9%) 57 (3·2%)
Death or any stroke 63 (3·7%) 47 (2·7%) 0·12 62 (3·8%) 48 (2·7%)
Death or disabling stroke 15 (0·9%) 18 (1·0%) 0·77 17 (1·0%) 16 (0·9%)

Data are n or n (%), unless otherwise specified. CAS=carotid artery surgery. CEA=carotid endarterectomy. MI=myocardial infarction. mRS=modified Rankin Scale.

*

First carotid procedure undergone after randomisation.

Denominator for percentages.

One groin haemorrhage after CAS, one unrelated trauma death after CAS, one cervical haemorrhage after CEA, and one generalised sepsis (allocated CEA but got CAS).