Table 4:

Endpoints

Patients
Standardized endpoints (VARC-2)
 Device success
  All patients42/43 (98%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock22/23 (98%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV20/20 (100%)
 Safety <30 days
  All patients34/43 (79%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock15/23 (65%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV19/20 (95%)
Time of hospitalization (days)
 Length of stay in intensive care unit3.2 (0.3–66)
 Total length of stay11.8 (2.7–103)
Thirty-day mortality
 All patients6 (14%)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock6 (28.6%)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RVNo death
Survival
 Six-month survival60 ± 8%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock41 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 One-year survival57 ± 8.4%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 Two-year survival49 ± 10%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV68 ± 17%
Patients
Standardized endpoints (VARC-2)
 Device success
  All patients42/43 (98%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock22/23 (98%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV20/20 (100%)
 Safety <30 days
  All patients34/43 (79%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock15/23 (65%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV19/20 (95%)
Time of hospitalization (days)
 Length of stay in intensive care unit3.2 (0.3–66)
 Total length of stay11.8 (2.7–103)
Thirty-day mortality
 All patients6 (14%)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock6 (28.6%)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RVNo death
Survival
 Six-month survival60 ± 8%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock41 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 One-year survival57 ± 8.4%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 Two-year survival49 ± 10%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV68 ± 17%

Data are presented as n/n, %, or estimate, standard error.

LV: left ventricular; RV: right ventricular.

Table 4:

Endpoints

Patients
Standardized endpoints (VARC-2)
 Device success
  All patients42/43 (98%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock22/23 (98%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV20/20 (100%)
 Safety <30 days
  All patients34/43 (79%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock15/23 (65%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV19/20 (95%)
Time of hospitalization (days)
 Length of stay in intensive care unit3.2 (0.3–66)
 Total length of stay11.8 (2.7–103)
Thirty-day mortality
 All patients6 (14%)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock6 (28.6%)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RVNo death
Survival
 Six-month survival60 ± 8%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock41 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 One-year survival57 ± 8.4%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 Two-year survival49 ± 10%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV68 ± 17%
Patients
Standardized endpoints (VARC-2)
 Device success
  All patients42/43 (98%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock22/23 (98%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV20/20 (100%)
 Safety <30 days
  All patients34/43 (79%)
  Patients with cardiogenic shock15/23 (65%)
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV19/20 (95%)
Time of hospitalization (days)
 Length of stay in intensive care unit3.2 (0.3–66)
 Total length of stay11.8 (2.7–103)
Thirty-day mortality
 All patients6 (14%)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock6 (28.6%)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RVNo death
Survival
 Six-month survival60 ± 8%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock41 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 One-year survival57 ± 8.4%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV86 ± 9.5%
 Two-year survival49 ± 10%
  Patients with cardiogenic shock36 ± 11%
  Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV68 ± 17%

Data are presented as n/n, %, or estimate, standard error.

LV: left ventricular; RV: right ventricular.

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