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. 2022 Feb 28;19(2):152–157. doi: 10.11909/j.issn.1671-5411.2022.02.005

Table 1. Summary table of the studies included in the article.

References Basal characteristics LMCA PCI LMCA SR Outcomes
CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation; CS: cardiogenic shock; IABP: intra-aortic balloon pump; LAD: left anterior descending; LCX: left circumflex; LMCA: left main coronary artery; MACE: major adverse cardiovascular events; MI: myocardial infarction; MV: mechanical ventilation; NA: non-applicable; NSTEACS: non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome; OHCA: out-of-hospital cardiac arrest; PCI: percutaneous coronary intervention; SR: successful revascularization; ST: stent thrombosis; STEMI: ST-elevation myocardial infarction; TIMI: thrombolysis in myocardial infarction; TLR: target lesion revascularization; TVR: target vessel revascularization; UHT: urgent heart transplantation; VA-ECMO: venoarterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
Josiassen J, et al.[7] n = 194, mean age: 69 yrs, male (73%), right coronary dominance (74%), multivessel intervention (44%), initial TIMI 0 flow (30%), IABP (20%), Impella (30%), VA-ECMO (10%), OHCA (22%) 92% 78% 24-hour mortality: 39%
30-day mortality: 66%
Kim HS, et al.[8] n = 15 NA NA 100-day mortality: 73.3%
Homorodean C, et al.[9] n = 40, initial TIMI 2/3 (67.5%), initial TIMI 0/1 and collaterals (12.5%)/no collaterals (20%) 100% NA 30-day mortality: 60%
Initial TIMI 0/1: 84.6% vs. TIMI 2/3: 44%
Initial TIMI 0/1 and no collaterals: 100% vs. TIMI 0/1 and collaterals: 60%
Higami H, et al.[10] n = 115, mean age: 70 yrs, male (77%), femoral approach (75%), LMCA only (20%), initial TIMI ≤ 1 flow (22%), IABP (85%), VA-ECMO (26%) 99% NA
No-reflow/slow flow during PCI (26%)
30-day mortality: 36.6%
180-day mortality: 49.5%
Édes IF, et al.[11] n = 20, CPR (55%), IABP (35%), VA-ECMO (15%) 100% NA
Final TIMI 3 flow in LAD and LCX (70%)
In-hospital mortality: 60%
CPR: 91% vs. no-CPR: 22%
Meraj PM, et al.[12] n = 36, mean age: 70 yrs, male (77.8%), initial TIMI flow ≤ 1 (35%), cardiac arrest (44.4%), MV (72.2%), Impella 2.5® pre-PCI (55.6%), Impella 2.5® post-PCI (44.4%) 100% NA
TIMI flow 0 or 1 post-PCI (1.49%)
In-hospital mortality: 61%
Impella 2.5® pre-PCI: 45% vs. Impella 2.5® post-PCI: 81.25% (P = 0.041)
Fuernau G, et al.[13] n = 76, mean age: 69 yrs, male (87%), initial TIMI flow 0 (39%), IABP (53%), MV at admission (47%), CPR prior to admission (41%) 92% 87% 30-day mortality: 49%
1-year mortality: 60%
Kawaji T, et al.[14] n = 62 100% NA 30-day mortality: 54.8%
1-year mortality: 62.9%
Almudarra SS, et al.[15] n = 545 including STEMI (n = 323) and NSTEACS (n = 222) 100% NA 30-day mortality (STEMI and CS): 52%
1-year mortality (STEMI and CS): 61.1%
No data of mortality in NSTEACS and CS
Kim U, et al.[16] n = 42, mean age: 66 yrs, male (83.3%), IABP (69%) 85.7% NA In-hospital mortality: 47.6%
1-year mortality: 50%
Parma A, et al.[17] n = 30, IABP (100%) 100% NA 30-day mortality: 63.3%
Hussain F, et al.[18] n = 8, mean age: 62 yrs, male (75%), right coronary dominance (100%), complete revascularization (50%), thrombolysis pre-PCI (63%), MV (63%), CPR (50%), IABP (88%), VA-ECMO (25%), Impella 5.0® (12.5%) 100% 100% In-hospital mortality: 38%
Pappalardo A, et al.[19] n = 22, MV (45%), IABP (100%) NA NA In-hospital mortality: 32%
Barone-Rochette G, et al.[20] n = 17, mean age: 64 yrs, male (76%), right coronary dominance (82%), thrombolysis pre-PCI (29%), MV (41%), IABP (70%), VA-ECMO (41%) 100% 94% In-hospital mortality: 29%
Pedrazzini GB, et al.[21] n = 42 100% NA In-hospital mortality: 54.8%
Pepe M, et al.[22] n = 13 100%
NA
In-hospital mortality: NA
30-day MACE (death, MI, TLR, TVR, ST, restenosis): 30.8%
Garcia-Alvarez A, et al.[23] n = 12 NA 7% in UHT
22% in non-UHT
In-hospital mortality: 75%
UHT: 25%
Jensen LO, et al.[24] n = 29 NA NA 30-day mortality: 51.7%
18-months mortality: 55.2%
Prasad SB, et al.[25] n = 18 100% NA In-hospital mortality: 50%
Tan CH, et al.[26] n = 11, mean age: 61 yrs, male (73%), multivessel disease (63%), IABP (100%) 100% 100% In-hospital mortality: 63%
Barlis P, et al.[27] n = 5, median age: 70 yrs, male (80%), initial TIMI flow 0−2 (60%) 100% 100% In-hospital mortality: 60%
Bonello L, et al.[28] n = 5, GpIIb/IIIa receptor antagonists (100%) 100% NA In-hospital mortality: 40%