Table 2.
Study | Haley et al. [16] | Kate et al. [22] | TEMPO-1 [21] | Parsons et al. [17] |
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Design | Dose-finding | Single arm | Dose escalation | Prospective |
Inclusion criteria | NINDS, 1995 |
CBV or ASPECTS > 6 + mismatch score > 2 |
TIA or minor stroke + CTA occlusion |
Penumbra ≥ 20% core + CTA occlusion |
n | 88 | 16 | 50 | 50 |
TNK dose (mg/kg) (n) |
0.1 (n = 25) 0.2 (n = 25) 0.4 (n = 25) 0.5 (n = 13) |
0.25 (n = 16) |
0.1 (n = 25) 0.25 (n = 25) |
0.1 (n = 15) |
Treatment window | 3 h | 4.5–24 h | 12 h |
3–6 h for TNK group < 3 h for alteplase group |
Imaging selection | NCCT | CTP or PWI | CT and CTA | Perfusion/angiographic imaging with CT/MRI |
Primary outcome | sICH | sICH | Drug-related serious adverse events |
Rates of reperfusion 74% TNK vs. 44% Alteplase; P = 0.01 Major vessel recanalization: 10/15 patients TNK vs. 7/29 Alteplase; P = 0.01 |
sICH |
0.1–0.4 mg/kg dose: 0% 0.5 mg/kg dose: 15% |
1 (6.3%) | 0% in both groups |
0% TNK 11.4% Alteplase |
Conclusion | TNK 0.1–0.4 mg/kg dose is safe in AIS | TNK is feasible in AIS patients with penumbra 4–24 h after stroke onset | TNK is feasible and safe for TIA or minor stroke with LVO | TNK may be efficacious in AIS within 3–6 h onset with advanced imaging selection |