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Table 5 Operative and postoperative variables

From: Technical approach and outcomes of failed infrarenal endovascular aneurysm repairs rescued with fenestrated and branched endografts

Variables

All, n = 19, (%)

Devices

Proximal ZFen + bifurcated + iliac limbs

12 (63.2)

 Bifurcated with Inverted iliac limbs

5

 Bifurcated without inverted limbs

7

Fenestrated Cuffs alone

5 (26.3)

 Proximal Z fen cuff

4

 Surgeon-modified Alpha

1

Surgeon-modified bifurcated Zenith Fenestrations

2 (10.5)

 4 fenestrations –TAR/supraceliac repair

16 (84.2)

 3 fenestrations/scallop – infraceliac repair

3 (15.8)

Fluoroscopy

 Time (minutes, SD)

70 ±25

 Dose (mGy, SD)

3200 ±950

 Median EBL (25th, 75th percentile)

100 (100, 200)

 Procedure length (minutes, SD)

103 ±28

MAEs

 Renal Failure

2 (10.5)

 Temporary dialysis

1 (5.3)

 Permanent dialysis

1 (5.3)

 Paraplegia

1 (5.3)

 Compartment syndrome

1 (5.3)

 Death

1 (5.3)

 ICU LOS (days)

0 (0,0.5)

 H LOS (days)

3 (2, 4)

Endoleaks

n (%)

 Type Ia/b

0 (0.0)

 Type II

3 (15.8)

 Type III

0 (0.0)

Median follow-up (months) (25th, 75th percentile)

13 (5, 23)

Reintervention

n (%)

 Early

2 (10.5)

 Mid-term

1 (5.3)

 Total

4 (15.8)

Patencya

n (%)

 Primary

68 (98.6)

 Primary assisted

69 (100)

  1. EBL estimated blood loss; aPatency of target vessels in 18 patients who survived initial hospitalization; TAR thoracoabdominal repair, ICU LOS intensive care unit length of stay, HLOS hospital length of stay