Outpatient coronary angioplasty in France: what lesions and impact on patient prognosis

  • Project's holder

    Professor Thomas CUISSET

  • Promoter

    Association France PCI

  • Contact

    thomas.cuisset@ap-hm.fr

  • Funding

    Non

  • Sample data used

    01/01/2014-31/12/2022                                 

  • Project progress

    In progress

Project summary

CONTEXT

Outpatient management of stable coronary artery disease is increasing over time of diagnosis and angioplasties. The idea of this work is on the one hand to take stock of the practice of outpatient stable angioplasty in terms of proportion and type of lesions.

Furthermore, the complexity of lesions eligible for outpatient treatment has always been discussed. We would like to compare after matching the prognosis of patients with “same day discharge” or not depending on the type of lesion, in the context of chronic coronary disease.


GOALS

Characteristics and incidence of outpatient care in France

Clinical prognosis of patients on Death, non-fatal MI, TVF

According to data: associate rehospitalization for unplanned revascularization

METHODOLOGY

Comparison of “ambulatory” vs. “non-ambulatory” group

Possible analysis of the different types of lesions: common core, calcified lesions, CTO, bifurcations, etc.


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