Recovery With Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support While Waitlisted for Heart Transplantation.
Recovery With Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support While Waitlisted for Heart Transplantation.
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10.1016/j.jacc.2021.12.022
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发表时间:
2022-03-08
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24
通讯作者:
Drakos SG
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Topkara VK;Sayer GT;Clerkin KJ;Wever-Pinzon O;Takeda K;Takayama H;Selzman CH;Naka Y;Burkhoff D;Stehlik J;Farr MA;Fang JC;Uriel N;Drakos SG
The 2018 United States heart allocation system offers an accelerated pathway for heart transplantation to the most urgent patients. To determine whether the new allocation system resulted in lower likelihood of candidate recovery. Adult patients waitlisted for heart transplantation with temporary MCS at the time of initial listing between 2010 and 2020 in the UNOS registry were included. Competing events of heart transplantation, waitlist death or delisting for deteriorating condition, and delisting for improved condition (candidate recovery) were analyzed in the new versus old heart allocation system. 688 patients were waitlisted with VA-ECMO or surgical non-dischargeable BIVAD (Status 1 or old 1A). 2237 patients were waitlisted with IABP, percutaneous LVAD, or surgical non-dischargeable LVAD (Status 2 or old 1A). Patients waitlisted with VA-ECMO or non-dischargeable BIVAD had significantly shorter median waitlist times (5 vs. 31 days), higher incidence for cardiac transplantation (81.5% vs. 43.0%), and lower incidence of candidate recovery (1.5% vs. 7.9%) in the new vs. old heart allocation system (all p<0.05). Patients waitlisted with IABP, percutaneous or non-dischargeable LVAD also had significantly shorter median waitlist times (8 vs. 35 days), higher incidence of transplantation (88.9% vs. 64.9%), and lower incidence of candidate recovery (0.2% vs. 1.6%) in the new vs. old heart allocation system (all p<0.05). The new allocation system may not offer select temporary MCS patients the opportunity and adequate time to recover to the point of waitlist removal. Further research will determine which patients would benefit from urgent transplantation versus recovery strategy. The 2018 United States heart allocation system offers an accelerated pathway for heart transplantation to the most urgent patients but could also limit chances of recovery. Adult patients waitlisted for heart transplantation with temporary MCS in the UNOS registry were analyzed. New heart allocation system resulted in increased incidence of heart transplantation and decreased incidence of death/delisting for worsening clinical status. However, delisting for candidate recovery was significantly lower in the new heart allocation system (1.5% vs.7.9%). The new allocation system may not offer temporary MCS patients the opportunity and adequate time to recover to the point of waitlist removal.
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