Table 3:

Hospital mortality, perioperative complications and hospital course of patients (N = 462)a,b

EventOverall series
PS-matched pairs
B-TVA
(N = 345)
R-TVA
(N = 117)
P-valueB-TVA
(N = 98)
R-TVA
(N = 98)
P-value
In-hospital death26 (7.5)14 (12)0.145 (5.1)9 (9.2)0.27
Stroke4 (1.2)00.363 (3.1)00.25
Prolonged (>48 h) invasive ventilation64 (18.6)30 (25.6)0.118 (18.4)21 (21.4)0.59
Atrial fibrillation, new-onset96/231c (41.6)21/86c (24.4)0.004925/66c (37.9)17/69c (24.6)0.097
Transient complete atrioventricular block35/341d (10.3)20/116d (17.2)0.04610/96d (10.4)14/97d (14.4)0.67
Myocardial infarction1 (0.3)00.7500
Low cardiac outpute35 (10.1)21 (17.9)0.0259 (9.2)14 (14.3)0.27
Use of adrenergic agonists256 (74.2)91 (77.8)0.4478 (79.6)73 (74.5)0.4
Intra- and postoperative use of IABP7 (2)3 (2.6)0.4901 (1)0.5
Use of ECMO2 (0.6)00.5600
Acute kidney injuryf19 (5.5)12 (10.3)0.0763 (3.1)7 (7.1)0.19
Renal replacement therapy13 (3.8)8 (6.8)0.172 (2)5 (5.1)0.44
Bleeding peptic ulcer1 (0.3)1 (0.9)0.4400
Mesenteric ischaemia3 (0.9)1 (0.9)0.731 (1)1 (1)1
Acute pancreatitis01 (0.9)0.2500
Multiorgan failure22 (6.4)11 (9.4)0.274 (4.1)5 (5.1)1
Sepsis8 (2.3)2 (1.7)0.511 (1)1 (1)1
48-h chest tube output, ml1371 ± 15101836 ± 23360.0841412 ± 15521763 ± 23060.27
Multiple blood transfusion (>2 RBCs)120 (34.8)33 (28.2)0.1937 (37.8)26 (26.5)0.093
Mediastinal re-explorationg69 (20)24 (20.5)0.9220 (20.4)19 (19.4)0.86
Hospital stay, days17.6 ± 22.618.7 ± 19.80.7417.7 ± 14.617.3 ± 17.40.18
EventOverall series
PS-matched pairs
B-TVA
(N = 345)
R-TVA
(N = 117)
P-valueB-TVA
(N = 98)
R-TVA
(N = 98)
P-value
In-hospital death26 (7.5)14 (12)0.145 (5.1)9 (9.2)0.27
Stroke4 (1.2)00.363 (3.1)00.25
Prolonged (>48 h) invasive ventilation64 (18.6)30 (25.6)0.118 (18.4)21 (21.4)0.59
Atrial fibrillation, new-onset96/231c (41.6)21/86c (24.4)0.004925/66c (37.9)17/69c (24.6)0.097
Transient complete atrioventricular block35/341d (10.3)20/116d (17.2)0.04610/96d (10.4)14/97d (14.4)0.67
Myocardial infarction1 (0.3)00.7500
Low cardiac outpute35 (10.1)21 (17.9)0.0259 (9.2)14 (14.3)0.27
Use of adrenergic agonists256 (74.2)91 (77.8)0.4478 (79.6)73 (74.5)0.4
Intra- and postoperative use of IABP7 (2)3 (2.6)0.4901 (1)0.5
Use of ECMO2 (0.6)00.5600
Acute kidney injuryf19 (5.5)12 (10.3)0.0763 (3.1)7 (7.1)0.19
Renal replacement therapy13 (3.8)8 (6.8)0.172 (2)5 (5.1)0.44
Bleeding peptic ulcer1 (0.3)1 (0.9)0.4400
Mesenteric ischaemia3 (0.9)1 (0.9)0.731 (1)1 (1)1
Acute pancreatitis01 (0.9)0.2500
Multiorgan failure22 (6.4)11 (9.4)0.274 (4.1)5 (5.1)1
Sepsis8 (2.3)2 (1.7)0.511 (1)1 (1)1
48-h chest tube output, ml1371 ± 15101836 ± 23360.0841412 ± 15521763 ± 23060.27
Multiple blood transfusion (>2 RBCs)120 (34.8)33 (28.2)0.1937 (37.8)26 (26.5)0.093
Mediastinal re-explorationg69 (20)24 (20.5)0.9220 (20.4)19 (19.4)0.86
Hospital stay, days17.6 ± 22.618.7 ± 19.80.7417.7 ± 14.617.3 ± 17.40.18

B-TVA: band tricuspid valve annuloplasty; ECMO: extracorporeal membrane oxygenator; HTK: histidine–tryptophan–ketoglutarate; IABP: intra-aortic balloon pumping; PS: propensity score; RBCs: packed red blood cells; R-TVA: ring tricuspid valve annuloplasty; SD: standard deviation.

aValues are the number of patients with percentages in brackets or mean ± SD.

bPerioperative data were compared using the χ2 or Fisher's exact test for dichotomous variables, and the Mann–Whitney U-test or Wilcoxon rank-sum test for continuous variables. The matched and unmatched patients were compared with the paired or unpaired test, respectively.

cPatients with preoperative stable sinus rhythm or paroxysmal atrial fibrillation.

dPatients without preoperative pacemaker.

eLow cardiac output was defined as three consecutive cardiac index measurements <2.0 l/min/m2 despite adequate preload, afterload and inotropic support or intra-aortic balloon pumping.

fPostoperative acute kidney injury was defined as postoperative serum creatinine >2.0 mg/l in the patients without preoperative renal impairment, and postoperative increase in serum creatinine of at least 1.0 mg/l above baseline in the patients with preoperative renal impairment.

gThrough resternotomy or subxyphoid window.

Table 3:

Hospital mortality, perioperative complications and hospital course of patients (N = 462)a,b

EventOverall series
PS-matched pairs
B-TVA
(N = 345)
R-TVA
(N = 117)
P-valueB-TVA
(N = 98)
R-TVA
(N = 98)
P-value
In-hospital death26 (7.5)14 (12)0.145 (5.1)9 (9.2)0.27
Stroke4 (1.2)00.363 (3.1)00.25
Prolonged (>48 h) invasive ventilation64 (18.6)30 (25.6)0.118 (18.4)21 (21.4)0.59
Atrial fibrillation, new-onset96/231c (41.6)21/86c (24.4)0.004925/66c (37.9)17/69c (24.6)0.097
Transient complete atrioventricular block35/341d (10.3)20/116d (17.2)0.04610/96d (10.4)14/97d (14.4)0.67
Myocardial infarction1 (0.3)00.7500
Low cardiac outpute35 (10.1)21 (17.9)0.0259 (9.2)14 (14.3)0.27
Use of adrenergic agonists256 (74.2)91 (77.8)0.4478 (79.6)73 (74.5)0.4
Intra- and postoperative use of IABP7 (2)3 (2.6)0.4901 (1)0.5
Use of ECMO2 (0.6)00.5600
Acute kidney injuryf19 (5.5)12 (10.3)0.0763 (3.1)7 (7.1)0.19
Renal replacement therapy13 (3.8)8 (6.8)0.172 (2)5 (5.1)0.44
Bleeding peptic ulcer1 (0.3)1 (0.9)0.4400
Mesenteric ischaemia3 (0.9)1 (0.9)0.731 (1)1 (1)1
Acute pancreatitis01 (0.9)0.2500
Multiorgan failure22 (6.4)11 (9.4)0.274 (4.1)5 (5.1)1
Sepsis8 (2.3)2 (1.7)0.511 (1)1 (1)1
48-h chest tube output, ml1371 ± 15101836 ± 23360.0841412 ± 15521763 ± 23060.27
Multiple blood transfusion (>2 RBCs)120 (34.8)33 (28.2)0.1937 (37.8)26 (26.5)0.093
Mediastinal re-explorationg69 (20)24 (20.5)0.9220 (20.4)19 (19.4)0.86
Hospital stay, days17.6 ± 22.618.7 ± 19.80.7417.7 ± 14.617.3 ± 17.40.18
EventOverall series
PS-matched pairs
B-TVA
(N = 345)
R-TVA
(N = 117)
P-valueB-TVA
(N = 98)
R-TVA
(N = 98)
P-value
In-hospital death26 (7.5)14 (12)0.145 (5.1)9 (9.2)0.27
Stroke4 (1.2)00.363 (3.1)00.25
Prolonged (>48 h) invasive ventilation64 (18.6)30 (25.6)0.118 (18.4)21 (21.4)0.59
Atrial fibrillation, new-onset96/231c (41.6)21/86c (24.4)0.004925/66c (37.9)17/69c (24.6)0.097
Transient complete atrioventricular block35/341d (10.3)20/116d (17.2)0.04610/96d (10.4)14/97d (14.4)0.67
Myocardial infarction1 (0.3)00.7500
Low cardiac outpute35 (10.1)21 (17.9)0.0259 (9.2)14 (14.3)0.27
Use of adrenergic agonists256 (74.2)91 (77.8)0.4478 (79.6)73 (74.5)0.4
Intra- and postoperative use of IABP7 (2)3 (2.6)0.4901 (1)0.5
Use of ECMO2 (0.6)00.5600
Acute kidney injuryf19 (5.5)12 (10.3)0.0763 (3.1)7 (7.1)0.19
Renal replacement therapy13 (3.8)8 (6.8)0.172 (2)5 (5.1)0.44
Bleeding peptic ulcer1 (0.3)1 (0.9)0.4400
Mesenteric ischaemia3 (0.9)1 (0.9)0.731 (1)1 (1)1
Acute pancreatitis01 (0.9)0.2500
Multiorgan failure22 (6.4)11 (9.4)0.274 (4.1)5 (5.1)1
Sepsis8 (2.3)2 (1.7)0.511 (1)1 (1)1
48-h chest tube output, ml1371 ± 15101836 ± 23360.0841412 ± 15521763 ± 23060.27
Multiple blood transfusion (>2 RBCs)120 (34.8)33 (28.2)0.1937 (37.8)26 (26.5)0.093
Mediastinal re-explorationg69 (20)24 (20.5)0.9220 (20.4)19 (19.4)0.86
Hospital stay, days17.6 ± 22.618.7 ± 19.80.7417.7 ± 14.617.3 ± 17.40.18

B-TVA: band tricuspid valve annuloplasty; ECMO: extracorporeal membrane oxygenator; HTK: histidine–tryptophan–ketoglutarate; IABP: intra-aortic balloon pumping; PS: propensity score; RBCs: packed red blood cells; R-TVA: ring tricuspid valve annuloplasty; SD: standard deviation.

aValues are the number of patients with percentages in brackets or mean ± SD.

bPerioperative data were compared using the χ2 or Fisher's exact test for dichotomous variables, and the Mann–Whitney U-test or Wilcoxon rank-sum test for continuous variables. The matched and unmatched patients were compared with the paired or unpaired test, respectively.

cPatients with preoperative stable sinus rhythm or paroxysmal atrial fibrillation.

dPatients without preoperative pacemaker.

eLow cardiac output was defined as three consecutive cardiac index measurements <2.0 l/min/m2 despite adequate preload, afterload and inotropic support or intra-aortic balloon pumping.

fPostoperative acute kidney injury was defined as postoperative serum creatinine >2.0 mg/l in the patients without preoperative renal impairment, and postoperative increase in serum creatinine of at least 1.0 mg/l above baseline in the patients with preoperative renal impairment.

gThrough resternotomy or subxyphoid window.

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