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Table 2 Procedural data of patients with Dunning dissections treated by percutaneous coronary intervention. aelective CTO with puncture of two vessels. CTO chronic total occlusion, F french, SD standard deviation

From: Follow-up of iatrogenic aorto-coronary "Dunning" dissections by cardiac computed tomography imaging

Dunning dissections, n (%)

 Type I

3 (38)

 Type II

1 (13)

 Type III

4 (50)

Revascularized vessel, n (%)

 Left main trunk (LMT) and Left anterior descending (LAD)

1 (13)

 Right coronary artery (RCA)

7 (88)

 Multivessel disease

8 (100)

 Chronic total occlusion CTO)

3 (38)

Arterial access, n (%)

 6 F

7 (88)

 7 F

1 (13)

 Radial

1 (13)

 Brachiala

2 (25)

 Femorala

6 (75)

Antithrombotic treatment, n (%)

 Acetylsalicylacid

8 (100)

 Heparin

8 (100)

 Clopidogrel

6 (75)

 Prasugrel

2 (25)

 Abciximab

2 (25)

 Vitamin K antagonists

2 (25)

Non compliant (NC) balloon, n (%)

3 (38)

Procedural data, median (IQR)

 Maximum dilation pressure (atm)

18.0 (17.0–20.0)

 Maximum balloon diameter (mm)

3.0 (3.0–3.5)

 Maximum balloon length (mm)

15.0 (15.0–16.3)

 Total stent length (mm)

30.5 (24.8–59.5)

Coronary angiography data, median (IQR)

 Procedure time (min)

80.5 (63.5–108.3)

 Total fluoroscopy time (min)

19.4 (12.6–30.3)

 Total contrast volume (ml)

255.0 (158.5–341.3)

 Total radiation exposure (Gycm2)

62.0 (42.3–177.3)

CT-data, median (IQR)

 Radiation-Dose (mSV)

1.9 (1.7–2.0)

 Dose length product (mGy x cm)

133.2 (121.0–142.3)

 Total contrast volume (ml)

90 (90.0–90.0)