Table 1 Demographic and clinical data
From: Combined femoral and axillary perfusion strategy for Stanford type a aortic dissection repair
Item | Data |
|---|---|
Male/Female | 253/74 |
Age (years) | 52.16 ± 11.72 |
BMI (kg/m2) | 24.21 ± 1.92 |
Hypertension (n, %) | 261 (79.82%) |
Diabetes (n, %) | 28 (8.56%) |
LVEF (%) | 62.76 ± 7.63% |
location of intimal tear (n, %) | |
ascending aorta | 219 (66.97%) |
aortic arch | 40 (12.23%) |
descending aorta | 37 (11.31%) |
without obvious intimal tear | 31 (9.48%) |
Artery involved by the false lumen (n, %) | |
Innominate artery | 49 (14.98%) |
left common carotid artery | 37 (11.31%) |
the left subclavian artery | 31 (9.48%) |
Celiac trunk artery | 113 (34.56%) |
superior mesenteric artery | 60 (18.35%) |
right renal artery | 90 (27.52%) |
left renal artery | 105 (32.11%) |
Pericardial tamponade (n, %) | 5 (1.53%) |
Aortic insufficiency (n, %) | |
mild | 170 (51.99%) |
moderate | 116 (35.47%) |
severe | 41 (12.54%) |
Observed Coronary artery involved (n, %) | 11 (3.36%) |
Regional wall motion abnormalities (n, %) | 17 (5.20%) |
Neurologic Symptoms (n, %) | 7 (2.14%) |
Cardiac tamponade (n, %) | 13 (3.98%) |
Renal insufficiency (n, %) | 11 (2.36%) |
Hepatic insufficiency (n, %) | 4 (1.22%) |
Paraplegia (n, %) | 2 (0.61%) |
Transient leg ischemia (n, %) | 3 (0.92%) |