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. 2020 Sep 29;2020(9):CD006680. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD006680.pub3

ChiCTR‐IOR‐17012486.

Study name Drug‐coated balloon versus drug‐coated balloon with atherectomy for the treatment of femoral‐popliteal calcified occlusive disease: a randomized, controlled and prospective study
Methods Randomised, parallel controlled trial
Participants 100 participants
Inclusion criteria:
  1. participant aged ≥ 18 years, and younger than 80 years, male or female;

  2. diagnosed with femoral‐popliteal calcified occlusive disease;

  3. ultrasound or CTA confirm that calcification exists at least one plane;

  4. possess operation indication;

  5. no operation contraindication;

  6. participate in clinical trial, accept interference and be followed voluntarily.


Exclusion criteria:
  1. allergy to paclitaxel;

  2. symptomatic myocardial infarction occurred in the past 3 months, or unstable angina occurred 3 times or more in the past one month, or severe heart failure that can not be well controlled by medicine;

  3. suffer from severe respiratory insufficiency;

  4. suffer from severe renal insufficiency;

  5. suffer from severe hepatic disease;

  6. suffer from therioma or other severe disease, and expectation of life is less than 6 months.

Interventions Arm 1: drug‐coated balloon combined with atherectomy
Arm 2: drug‐coated balloon
Outcomes Primary:
  1. rate of primary patency

  2. rate of TLR


Secondary:
  1. intermittent claudication

  2. critical lower‐extremity ischaemia

  3. amputation rate

  4. all‐cause mortality

Starting date 28 August 2017
Contact information Applicant: Jia Senhao 
Study leader: Guo Wei
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