Table 1:

Patient characteristics and operative details

PatientsEntire cohort, N = 34Group A (visible), N = 22Group B (invisible), N = 12P-value
Age (years)75 [67.5, 79.2]76 [67.50, 80.8]69 [66.5, 76.5]0.19
Female sex15 (45)10 (46)5 (42)1.0
NYHA class III and IV28 (82)18 (90)10 (83)0.86
BSA (Dubois)1.79 [1.67, 1.99]1.8 [1.67, 1.97]1.79 [1.7, .2.06]0.56
Normal sinus rhythm16 (47)10 (46)6 (50)0.71
EuroSCORE II9 [5.1, 16]9 [6, 16]9.5 [3.2, 18]0.72
STS-PROM5.5 [3.8, 10.6]5.6 [4.1, 10.6]5 [3.1, 10.6]0.54
Functional indication for TMViV0.21
 Mitral insufficiency12 (35)9 (41)3 (25)
 Mitral stenosis12 (35)5 (22)7 (58)
 Combined mitral vitium9 (26)7 (32)2 (17)
 Trans-stent leak1 (3)1 (5)
Mitral valve annular size
 Area (cm2)6.94 [5.72, 7.4]6.95 [6.1, 7.27]6.80 [5.35, 9.5]0.80
 3D-Perimeter (mm)95.5 [87.55, 100,3]95 [89.0, 96.6]101.6 [87.1, 118.1]0.11
TMViV Combined with a TAVR procedure10 (29)5 (23)5 (42)0.22
MV prosthesis implanted
 Sapien 332 (94)20 (91)12 (100)0.41
 Lotus2 (6)2 (9)
PatientsEntire cohort, N = 34Group A (visible), N = 22Group B (invisible), N = 12P-value
Age (years)75 [67.5, 79.2]76 [67.50, 80.8]69 [66.5, 76.5]0.19
Female sex15 (45)10 (46)5 (42)1.0
NYHA class III and IV28 (82)18 (90)10 (83)0.86
BSA (Dubois)1.79 [1.67, 1.99]1.8 [1.67, 1.97]1.79 [1.7, .2.06]0.56
Normal sinus rhythm16 (47)10 (46)6 (50)0.71
EuroSCORE II9 [5.1, 16]9 [6, 16]9.5 [3.2, 18]0.72
STS-PROM5.5 [3.8, 10.6]5.6 [4.1, 10.6]5 [3.1, 10.6]0.54
Functional indication for TMViV0.21
 Mitral insufficiency12 (35)9 (41)3 (25)
 Mitral stenosis12 (35)5 (22)7 (58)
 Combined mitral vitium9 (26)7 (32)2 (17)
 Trans-stent leak1 (3)1 (5)
Mitral valve annular size
 Area (cm2)6.94 [5.72, 7.4]6.95 [6.1, 7.27]6.80 [5.35, 9.5]0.80
 3D-Perimeter (mm)95.5 [87.55, 100,3]95 [89.0, 96.6]101.6 [87.1, 118.1]0.11
TMViV Combined with a TAVR procedure10 (29)5 (23)5 (42)0.22
MV prosthesis implanted
 Sapien 332 (94)20 (91)12 (100)0.41
 Lotus2 (6)2 (9)

Values are shown in median [IQR] or number (%). Apart from valve 3D-Perimeter, there was no statistically significant difference between the 2 groups.

BSA: body surface area; IQR: interquartile range; MV: mitral valve; NYHA: New York Heart Association; STS-PROM: Society of Thoracic Surgeons Predicted Risk of Mortality; TAVR: transcatheter aortic valve replacement; TMViV: transcatheter mitral valve-in-valve.

Table 1:

Patient characteristics and operative details

PatientsEntire cohort, N = 34Group A (visible), N = 22Group B (invisible), N = 12P-value
Age (years)75 [67.5, 79.2]76 [67.50, 80.8]69 [66.5, 76.5]0.19
Female sex15 (45)10 (46)5 (42)1.0
NYHA class III and IV28 (82)18 (90)10 (83)0.86
BSA (Dubois)1.79 [1.67, 1.99]1.8 [1.67, 1.97]1.79 [1.7, .2.06]0.56
Normal sinus rhythm16 (47)10 (46)6 (50)0.71
EuroSCORE II9 [5.1, 16]9 [6, 16]9.5 [3.2, 18]0.72
STS-PROM5.5 [3.8, 10.6]5.6 [4.1, 10.6]5 [3.1, 10.6]0.54
Functional indication for TMViV0.21
 Mitral insufficiency12 (35)9 (41)3 (25)
 Mitral stenosis12 (35)5 (22)7 (58)
 Combined mitral vitium9 (26)7 (32)2 (17)
 Trans-stent leak1 (3)1 (5)
Mitral valve annular size
 Area (cm2)6.94 [5.72, 7.4]6.95 [6.1, 7.27]6.80 [5.35, 9.5]0.80
 3D-Perimeter (mm)95.5 [87.55, 100,3]95 [89.0, 96.6]101.6 [87.1, 118.1]0.11
TMViV Combined with a TAVR procedure10 (29)5 (23)5 (42)0.22
MV prosthesis implanted
 Sapien 332 (94)20 (91)12 (100)0.41
 Lotus2 (6)2 (9)
PatientsEntire cohort, N = 34Group A (visible), N = 22Group B (invisible), N = 12P-value
Age (years)75 [67.5, 79.2]76 [67.50, 80.8]69 [66.5, 76.5]0.19
Female sex15 (45)10 (46)5 (42)1.0
NYHA class III and IV28 (82)18 (90)10 (83)0.86
BSA (Dubois)1.79 [1.67, 1.99]1.8 [1.67, 1.97]1.79 [1.7, .2.06]0.56
Normal sinus rhythm16 (47)10 (46)6 (50)0.71
EuroSCORE II9 [5.1, 16]9 [6, 16]9.5 [3.2, 18]0.72
STS-PROM5.5 [3.8, 10.6]5.6 [4.1, 10.6]5 [3.1, 10.6]0.54
Functional indication for TMViV0.21
 Mitral insufficiency12 (35)9 (41)3 (25)
 Mitral stenosis12 (35)5 (22)7 (58)
 Combined mitral vitium9 (26)7 (32)2 (17)
 Trans-stent leak1 (3)1 (5)
Mitral valve annular size
 Area (cm2)6.94 [5.72, 7.4]6.95 [6.1, 7.27]6.80 [5.35, 9.5]0.80
 3D-Perimeter (mm)95.5 [87.55, 100,3]95 [89.0, 96.6]101.6 [87.1, 118.1]0.11
TMViV Combined with a TAVR procedure10 (29)5 (23)5 (42)0.22
MV prosthesis implanted
 Sapien 332 (94)20 (91)12 (100)0.41
 Lotus2 (6)2 (9)

Values are shown in median [IQR] or number (%). Apart from valve 3D-Perimeter, there was no statistically significant difference between the 2 groups.

BSA: body surface area; IQR: interquartile range; MV: mitral valve; NYHA: New York Heart Association; STS-PROM: Society of Thoracic Surgeons Predicted Risk of Mortality; TAVR: transcatheter aortic valve replacement; TMViV: transcatheter mitral valve-in-valve.

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