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. 2021 Feb 12;6:41–55.e15. doi: 10.1016/j.xjon.2021.02.002

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of studies including >250 patients (n = 23)

Study Year Study design (no. centers) Sample size Age, y STS score, % Inclusion period Left ventricle ejection fraction, % Peripheral vascular disease, % Diabetes mellitus, % Valve type Follow-up, mo Approach for TAVI Mortality at 30 d
Bjerre Thygesen et al9 2014 Prospective (1) 258 na na na na na na 100% SE na na na
Urena et al10 2014 Retrospective (8) 1556 80.5 7.5 January 2005 to February 2013 55.5 na 31.1 55.1% BE
44.9% SE
22 na 7%
Nazif et al11 2015 Retrospective (21) 1973 84.5 11.4 May 2007 to September 2011 53.7 42.4 36 100% BE 12 na 6.6%
Van Gils et al12 2017 Retrospective (4) 306 83 6.3 May 2008 to February 2016 na 22 30 38.2% SE
34.7% SE
27.1% ME
12 na 7%
Raelson et al13 2017 Retrospective (1) 578 85.5 na March 2009 to December 2014 na na na 21% SE
79% BE
1 na na
Dumonteil et al14 2017 Retrospective (14) 250 84 6.3 October 2012 to May 2014 58.3 na 22.5 100% ME 12 100% Transfemoral 4%
Kaplan et al15 2019 Retrospective (1) 594 81.6 na January 2011 to December 2017 na na na na 12 na na
Chamandi et al16 2018 Prospective (9) 1692 81.5 10.9 May 2009 to February 2015 na na 33.1 50.3% BE
49.7% SE
48 na 42.3%
Gaede et al17 2018 Retrospective (1) 1025 81.9 na 2010-2015 na 21.1 33.3 na 2.4 na na
Gonska et al18 2018 Prospective (1) 612 80.4 6.5 February 2014 to September 2016 57.5 na 29.9 58.8% BE
36.7% ME
4.4% SE
12 na 1.3%
Marzahn et al19 2018 Retrospective (1) 856 80.5 na July 2008 to May 2015 57.5 na 38 37.4% SE
57.8% BE
4.8% ME
12 100% Transfemoral na
Nadeem et al20 2018 Retrospective (1) 672 81.4 7.4 2011-2017 53.8 21.5 41 na 12 na na
Campelo-Parada et al21 2018 Retrospective (2) 347 na na May 2010 to December 2015 54.6 na 37.3 100% BE 1 77.8% Transfemoral na
Mirolo et al22 2018 Retrospective (1) 936 na na October 2009 to January 2017 na na na 95% BE
5% SE
2.3 na na
Van Gils et al23 2018 Retrospective (1) 291 79 na January 2012 to December 2015 na na 34 42% SE
51.5% BE
6.5% ME
12 94% transfemoral
6% transsubclavian
5%
Takahashi et al24 2018 Retrospective (4) 1621 84.3 na January 2010 to December 2014 na na na 72.5% SE 13 na na
Chan et al25 2018 Retrospective (2) 913 81.6 na January 2012 to December 2017 na na na na 12 na na
Ghannam et al26 2019 Retrospective (1) 573 79.8 6.4 January 2012 to September 2017 57.2 45.8 37.8 100% SE 17.1 na na
Costa et al27 2019 Prospective (1) 1116 82 4.4 June 2007 to February 2018 53.3 na 28.9 61.8% SE
27.2% BE
0.5% ME
10.5% Others
72 97% transfemoral
3% others
3.9%
Dolci et al28 2019 Retrospective (1) 266 80 na February 2014 to February 2018 53 22 28 100% BE 12 84% transfemoral
16% transapical
na
Tovia-Brodie et al29 2019 Prospective (1) 795 82.5 na April 2012 to December 2016 na na na na 28.2 na na
Junquera et al30 2019 Retrospective (2) 676 82 5 May 2007 to March 2017 57.4 na 31.2 60.5% BE
35.2% SE
0.7% ME
0.3% others
12 64.8% transfemoral na
Meduri et al31 2019 Prospective (1) 704 82.5 6.6 na na 28.2 30.9 34% SE
66% ME
12 na na
Total na 79 18,610 81.8 (43-102) 7.1 (0.74-34) January 2005 to February 2018 55.6 29 32.6 SE 38%
BE 46%
ME 13.5%
others 2.5%
16 88.2% transfemoral
2.3% transapical
0.9% transsubclavian
Others 8.7%
9.6%

Values are n (%). STS score, Society of Thoracic Surgeons Risk Score; TAVI, transaortic valve implantation; na, not available; SE, self-expandable; BE, balloon-expandable; ME, mechanically expandable.

Follow-up is reported as mean or median as given by the authors.