Table 3

Outcomes

All patients (N = 633)Women (N = 209)Men (N = 424)P-value
Primary outcomea
 Primary endpoint: composite all-cause death, stroke, or major bleeding45 (7.1%)19 (9.1%)26 (6.1%)0.19
  Death2 (0.3%)1 (0.5%)1 (0.2%)0.61
  Stroke or TIA2 (0.3%)02 (0.5%)0.32
  Major bleeding (BARC 2–5)42 (6.6%)19 (9.1%)23 (5.4%)0.09
   BARC 2: bleeding requiring medical attention21 (3.3%)12 (5.7%)9 (2.1%)0.03
   BARC 3a: haemoglobin drop of 30 to <50 g/L or requiring transfusion9 (1.4%)3 (1.4%)6 (1.4%)0.98
   BARC 3b: haemoglobin drop >50 g/L, or requiring surgery or iv vasoactive agents, or cardiac tamponade11 (1.7%)3 (1.4%)8 (1.9%)0.68
   BARC 3c: intracranial haemorrhage1 (0.2%)1 (0.5%)00.15
 TIMI major bleeding (intracranial bleed or bleeding resulting in haemoglobin drop of ≥50 g/L, or bleeding resulting in death within 7 days)4 (0.6%)2 (1.0%)2 (0.5%)0.47
 ISTH major bleeding24 (3.8%)11 (5.3%)13 (3.1%)0.19
 Cardiac tamponade7 (1.1%)2 (1.0%)5 (1.2%)0.80
Secondary outcomes
 Cardiovascular hospitalization, n (%)136 (21.5%)53 (25.4%)83 (19.6%)0.10
 Nights spent in hospital during follow-up, median (q1–q3)3 (2–6) n = 1053 (2–7) n = 393 (1–5) n = 660.16
 Recurrent AF185/619 (29.9)71/207 (34.3)114/412 (27.7)0.09
  One time69 (11.1)27 (13.0)42 (10.2)
  Several times87 (14.1)35 (16.9)52 (12.6)
  Still in AF29 (4.7)9 (4.4)20 (4.9)
All patients (N = 633)Women (N = 209)Men (N = 424)P-value
Primary outcomea
 Primary endpoint: composite all-cause death, stroke, or major bleeding45 (7.1%)19 (9.1%)26 (6.1%)0.19
  Death2 (0.3%)1 (0.5%)1 (0.2%)0.61
  Stroke or TIA2 (0.3%)02 (0.5%)0.32
  Major bleeding (BARC 2–5)42 (6.6%)19 (9.1%)23 (5.4%)0.09
   BARC 2: bleeding requiring medical attention21 (3.3%)12 (5.7%)9 (2.1%)0.03
   BARC 3a: haemoglobin drop of 30 to <50 g/L or requiring transfusion9 (1.4%)3 (1.4%)6 (1.4%)0.98
   BARC 3b: haemoglobin drop >50 g/L, or requiring surgery or iv vasoactive agents, or cardiac tamponade11 (1.7%)3 (1.4%)8 (1.9%)0.68
   BARC 3c: intracranial haemorrhage1 (0.2%)1 (0.5%)00.15
 TIMI major bleeding (intracranial bleed or bleeding resulting in haemoglobin drop of ≥50 g/L, or bleeding resulting in death within 7 days)4 (0.6%)2 (1.0%)2 (0.5%)0.47
 ISTH major bleeding24 (3.8%)11 (5.3%)13 (3.1%)0.19
 Cardiac tamponade7 (1.1%)2 (1.0%)5 (1.2%)0.80
Secondary outcomes
 Cardiovascular hospitalization, n (%)136 (21.5%)53 (25.4%)83 (19.6%)0.10
 Nights spent in hospital during follow-up, median (q1–q3)3 (2–6) n = 1053 (2–7) n = 393 (1–5) n = 660.16
 Recurrent AF185/619 (29.9)71/207 (34.3)114/412 (27.7)0.09
  One time69 (11.1)27 (13.0)42 (10.2)
  Several times87 (14.1)35 (16.9)52 (12.6)
  Still in AF29 (4.7)9 (4.4)20 (4.9)

Number of patients with available information is given when patients had missing values.

AF, atrial fibrillation; BARC, Bleeding Academic Research Consortium; ISTH, International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis; TIA, transient ischaemic attack; TIMI, thrombolysis in myocardial infarction bleeding classification.

a

Number of patients per group are shown. Some patients had more than one event.

Table 3

Outcomes

All patients (N = 633)Women (N = 209)Men (N = 424)P-value
Primary outcomea
 Primary endpoint: composite all-cause death, stroke, or major bleeding45 (7.1%)19 (9.1%)26 (6.1%)0.19
  Death2 (0.3%)1 (0.5%)1 (0.2%)0.61
  Stroke or TIA2 (0.3%)02 (0.5%)0.32
  Major bleeding (BARC 2–5)42 (6.6%)19 (9.1%)23 (5.4%)0.09
   BARC 2: bleeding requiring medical attention21 (3.3%)12 (5.7%)9 (2.1%)0.03
   BARC 3a: haemoglobin drop of 30 to <50 g/L or requiring transfusion9 (1.4%)3 (1.4%)6 (1.4%)0.98
   BARC 3b: haemoglobin drop >50 g/L, or requiring surgery or iv vasoactive agents, or cardiac tamponade11 (1.7%)3 (1.4%)8 (1.9%)0.68
   BARC 3c: intracranial haemorrhage1 (0.2%)1 (0.5%)00.15
 TIMI major bleeding (intracranial bleed or bleeding resulting in haemoglobin drop of ≥50 g/L, or bleeding resulting in death within 7 days)4 (0.6%)2 (1.0%)2 (0.5%)0.47
 ISTH major bleeding24 (3.8%)11 (5.3%)13 (3.1%)0.19
 Cardiac tamponade7 (1.1%)2 (1.0%)5 (1.2%)0.80
Secondary outcomes
 Cardiovascular hospitalization, n (%)136 (21.5%)53 (25.4%)83 (19.6%)0.10
 Nights spent in hospital during follow-up, median (q1–q3)3 (2–6) n = 1053 (2–7) n = 393 (1–5) n = 660.16
 Recurrent AF185/619 (29.9)71/207 (34.3)114/412 (27.7)0.09
  One time69 (11.1)27 (13.0)42 (10.2)
  Several times87 (14.1)35 (16.9)52 (12.6)
  Still in AF29 (4.7)9 (4.4)20 (4.9)
All patients (N = 633)Women (N = 209)Men (N = 424)P-value
Primary outcomea
 Primary endpoint: composite all-cause death, stroke, or major bleeding45 (7.1%)19 (9.1%)26 (6.1%)0.19
  Death2 (0.3%)1 (0.5%)1 (0.2%)0.61
  Stroke or TIA2 (0.3%)02 (0.5%)0.32
  Major bleeding (BARC 2–5)42 (6.6%)19 (9.1%)23 (5.4%)0.09
   BARC 2: bleeding requiring medical attention21 (3.3%)12 (5.7%)9 (2.1%)0.03
   BARC 3a: haemoglobin drop of 30 to <50 g/L or requiring transfusion9 (1.4%)3 (1.4%)6 (1.4%)0.98
   BARC 3b: haemoglobin drop >50 g/L, or requiring surgery or iv vasoactive agents, or cardiac tamponade11 (1.7%)3 (1.4%)8 (1.9%)0.68
   BARC 3c: intracranial haemorrhage1 (0.2%)1 (0.5%)00.15
 TIMI major bleeding (intracranial bleed or bleeding resulting in haemoglobin drop of ≥50 g/L, or bleeding resulting in death within 7 days)4 (0.6%)2 (1.0%)2 (0.5%)0.47
 ISTH major bleeding24 (3.8%)11 (5.3%)13 (3.1%)0.19
 Cardiac tamponade7 (1.1%)2 (1.0%)5 (1.2%)0.80
Secondary outcomes
 Cardiovascular hospitalization, n (%)136 (21.5%)53 (25.4%)83 (19.6%)0.10
 Nights spent in hospital during follow-up, median (q1–q3)3 (2–6) n = 1053 (2–7) n = 393 (1–5) n = 660.16
 Recurrent AF185/619 (29.9)71/207 (34.3)114/412 (27.7)0.09
  One time69 (11.1)27 (13.0)42 (10.2)
  Several times87 (14.1)35 (16.9)52 (12.6)
  Still in AF29 (4.7)9 (4.4)20 (4.9)

Number of patients with available information is given when patients had missing values.

AF, atrial fibrillation; BARC, Bleeding Academic Research Consortium; ISTH, International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis; TIA, transient ischaemic attack; TIMI, thrombolysis in myocardial infarction bleeding classification.

a

Number of patients per group are shown. Some patients had more than one event.

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