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Totally percutaneous thoracic endovascular aortic repair with the preclosing technique: a case-control study 被引量:19
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作者 NI Zhong-han LUO Jian-fang +4 位作者 HUANG Wen-hui LIU Yuan XUE Ling FAN Rui-xin CHEN Ji-yan 《Chinese Medical Journal》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2011年第6期851-855,共5页
Background The conventional thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) involves groin incisions under general or epidural anesthesia. As technology moves towards less invasive procedures, a total percutaneous appro... Background The conventional thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) involves groin incisions under general or epidural anesthesia. As technology moves towards less invasive procedures, a total percutaneous approach is desirable.In this study, we describe a Preclosing technique and investigate its safety and efficacy for femoral access sites management, and evaluate its advantages as compared to those of traditional surgical cutdown approaches.Methods The Preclosing technique involves two or multiple 6 F Perclose Proglide devices deployed in the femoral artery before upsizing to a 20-25 F sheath. The sutures were secured to close the arteriotomy at the end of the procedure. The medical records of patients who underwent thoracic endovascular aortic repairs using the Preclosing technique between December 2009 and November 2010 (group A) were compared with those using surgical femoral cutdown from January 2008 to November 2009 (group B). Outcome measures included rates of technical success, early complications, anesthesia method, procedure time, cardiac care unit (CCU) stay, time from procedure to discharge,hospital stay, procedure expense, hospital cost.Results Between the two groups, there were no significant differences in baseline characteristics, in the endograft models or profiles. The technical success rate was 100.0% (85/85) in group A vs. 97.4% (147/151) in group B (P 〈0.05).There was no access-related mortality in both groups. Compared with group B, the incidence of early complications were fewer in group A, 9.4% (8/85) vs. 22.5% (34/151) (P 〈0.01). Local anesthesia with conscious sedation was used more often in group A, 68.2% (58/85) vs. 51.7% (78/151) in group B (P〈0.01). The procedure duration was shorter, (96±33)minutes in group Avs. (127±41) minutes in group B (P〈0.01). The length of the CCU stay, the duration from procedure to discharge, and the hospital stay were both reduced in group A, (117.3±88.3) hours, (7.5±5.3) days and (15.3±6.8) days vs. (132.7±115.5) hours, (10.5±5.0) days and (19.5±7.8) days in group B (P〈0.01). The procedure cost was RMB (109 000±30 000) Yuan in group A vs. RMB (108 000±25 000) Yuan in group B (P=NS). The hospital cost was RMB (130 000±35 000) Yuan in group A vs. RMB (128 000±33 000) Yuan in group B (P=NS).Conclusions Total percutaneous TEAVR with the Preclosing technique is safe and effective with meticulous technique and appropriate patient selection. The Preclosing technique decreases access-related complications, depends less on general anesthesia and the surgeon's cooperation, saves procedure time and shortens the CCU/hospital stay. With these advantages, the use of two percutaneous closure devices increases the hospital cost only slightly. 展开更多
关键词 endovascular aortic repair PERCUTANEOUS preclosing technique
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