Factor Information
Data ID 572
Factor minor complications with younger patients
Description Vascular complications were frequent among younger patients, with prolonged procedure time and vessel access (p<0.0001). Most frequent minor complications were vascular complications (45.2%) All vascular (both minor and major) complications were more frequent among younger patients, especially when the time to access vessel and the duration of the procedure were prolonged.
Biomarker NA
Classification E1 (physiological factor - age)
Association
Application prognosis
Objective Vascular complications, prolonged procedure time and vessel access
p Value <0.0001
Conclusion The most frequent adverse events in general are vascular complications, whereas events related to anesthesia and airway management seem to be among the most frequent major complications. Cardiac interventions, especially balloon dilatation procedures, catheterizations in cyanotic patients or newborns carry the highest risk. Awareness of complications, improved intensive care, improvement in technique and equipment will decrease or avoid the incidence of complications
Risk Factor unknown
CHD Type
ID 470
CHD Type isolated CHD/non-isolated CHD
CHD Subtype MID, superior inferior ventricles, PA, VSD, ASD/AVSD, CoA, PDA/TAPVC/PDA, PFO, PDA/TGA/HLHS/HLHS, PDA, CoA/other
Reference
PMID 13653204
Year 2018
Title Complications of cardiac catheterization in children with congenital heart disease.
Sample
Population Newborn (1-30days) Infant (1 month-1 year) Child (1-12 years) Adolescent (12-21 years)
Source Data
Region İstanbul, Turkey
Method retrospectively study
Race Asian
Disease History N/A
Treatment History cardiac catheterizations
Group minor complications(Treatment) without complications(Control)
Number N/A N/A
Age mean age: 20.5±48.1 months (minor complications) mean age: 62.3±65.3 months (without complications)
Gender (Male: Female) N/A N/A
Marker Level mean age: 20.5±48.1 months mean age: 62.3±65.3 months