Table 1. Summary of the published studies on coronary angiography and PCI after TAVI.
Author, publication year | Coronary angiography studies, n | TAV, n (%) | Selective cannulation of coronary ostia, n (%) | Equipment for coronary angiography |
Blumenstein et al 201537 | 31 | BE: 16 (51.6) SE: 15 (48.4) |
Overall: 19 (61.3) BE: 16 (100) SE: 3 (20) |
Diagnostic |
Chetcuti et al 2016 | 190 | SE: 190 (100) | 186 (97.9) | Mixed |
Zivelonghi et al 201738 | 66 | BE: 41 (62.1) SE: 25 (37.9) |
Overall: 61 (92.4) BE: 39 (95.1) SE: 22 (88) |
Interventionalist |
Boukantar et al 201738 | 16 | SE: 16 (100) | 0 (0) | Interventionalist |
Htun et al 201740 | 28 | SE: 28 (100) | LM: 27 (97) RCA: 25 (90) |
Interventionalist |
Ferreira-Neto et al 201942 | 41 | BE: 41 (100) | 28 (100) | Diagnostic |
Tanaka et al 201941 | 41 | SE: 41 (100) | LM: 36 (87.5) RCA: 21 (51) |
Diagnostic |
Abdelghani et al 202052 | 5 | SE: 5 (100) | 3 (60) | Diagnostic |
Ochiai et al 202015 | 80 | BE: 64 (80) SE: 16 (20) |
BE: 55 (85.9) SE: 7 (43.8) |
Interventionalist |
Barbanti et al 202013 | 300 | BE: 96 (32) SE: 204 (68) |
LM: 250 (83.3) RCA: 193 (64.3) |
Diagnostic |
BE: 95 (98.9) SE: 182 (89.2) |
Diagnostic | |||
BE: balloon-expandable; LM: left main; RCA: right coronary artery; SE: self-expanding; TAV: transcatheter aortic valve |