摘要
研究背景血流储备分数(FFR)研究发现,同药物治疗组比较,至少一支冠脉FFR≤0.80的稳定型冠心病患者接受PCI治疗后,再次进行血流重建的概率减少,然而异常FFR指导的PCI术费用以及对于生活质量的影响并不明确。方法采用EQ-5D健康量表评估患者基线和治疗30天后效价,同时假设以月为单位效益改善来推断一年线性下降曲线,进而预测生活质量调整后的生存时间。结果根据一年的累计费用计算增加的效价比率。初期异常FFR指导的PCI治疗组费用明显高于药物治疗组(59670元vs 23970元,P<0.01),然而在治疗初期两组间费用差值在随访结束后显著降低(36880元vs.$15230元,P<0.01),主要是由于药物治疗组再次血运重建费用增加。治疗一个月后,PCI组患者效益较药物治疗组显著改善(0.055 vs 0.003,P<0.001)。结论 FFR异常的临界病变的稳定型冠心病患者进行PCI治疗能改善临床效果,同时后继治疗较单纯药物治疗组更加经济。
Objective:Background The fractional flow reserve(FFR)trials demonstrated a significant reduction in sub-sequent coronary revascularization among patients with stable coronary artery disease and at least 1 coronary lesion with a FFR ≤0. 80 who were randomized to percutaneous coronary intervention(PCI)compared with best medical therapy. The economic and quality - of - life implications of PCI in the setting of an abnormal fractional flow reserve are unknown. Methods:We assessed patient utility using the EQ - 5D health survey at baseline and 1 month and projected quality - adjusted life - years assuming a linear decline over 1 years in the 1 - monthutility improvements. Results:We cal-culated the incremental cost - effectiveness ratio based on cumulative costs over 12 months. Initial costs were significantly higher for PCI in the setting of an abnormal fractional flow reserve than with medical therapy( ¥ 59670 vs. ¥ 23970,P 〈0. 01),but the ¥ 36880 difference narrowed over 1 - year follow - up to ¥ 15230(P 〈 0. 001),mostly because of the cost of subsequent revascularization procedures. Patient utility was improved more at 1 month with PCI than with medical therapy (0. 054 versus 0. 001 units,P 〈 0. 001). Conclusions:PCI of coronary lesions with reduced FFR improves outcomes and appears economically attractive compared with best medical therapy among patients with stable coronary artery disease.
出处
《泰山医学院学报》
CAS
2014年第10期976-979,共4页
Journal of Taishan Medical College
基金
黑龙江省卫生厅科技计划立项课题(项目编号2011-737
课题名称<冠状动脉血流储备分数在黑龙江省北部高寒地区糖尿病患者冠脉介入中分支及弥漫性病变等复杂病变术后及远期效果评估中的应用>)
关键词
血流储备分数
稳定型
冠心病
效价
fractional flow reserve
stable
coronary artery disease
cost - effectiveness