The Sage Group peripheral arterial and venous disease

VOLUME II

Index of Tables and Figures

PAD Consequences 4
Consequences of Critical Limb Ischemia 5
Consequences of First Stroke 5
Percentage of Patients with Intermittent Claudication 6
Cause of Death in PAD 8
Five-Year All-Cause Mortality for Selected Diseases 9
Ten-Year Mortality for PAD by Disease Severity Compared to Survivors of First Heart Attack 9
Percentage of PAD Patients with Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) or Cerebrovascular Disease (CVD) 10
Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) 10
Five-Year Mortality and Incidence of Non-Fatal MI or Stroke 11
ABI and PAD Severity and Symptoms 12
Treatment of PAD 13
Revascularization 14
Type I Disease 17
Type II Disease 18
Type III Disease 18
PAD - Disease and Lesion Classification Systems 19
Definitions of Interventional Success 21
Advantages and Disadvantages of Bypass Surgery 24
Indications for Bypass Surgery 24
Bypass Surgery Recommended for These Types of Lesions 25
Bypass Surgery - Outcome Measurements 26
Bypass Surgery - Comparison of Five-Year Patency by Graft Type Autologous (AVG) and Synthetic (SVG) 27
Complications of Peripheral Bypass Surgery 27
Types of Bypass Grafts 28
Graft Manufacturers 29
Endovascular Treatments For Peripheral Arterial Disease 32
Peripheral Angioplasty 33
Variables in Successful PTA 34
Complications of PTA 34
Antiplatelets 35
U.S. Peripheral Endovascular Market 39
Stent Complications 40
Atherectomy Devices 41
Aortoiliac Disease 43
Aortoiliac Disease - Choice of PTA or Surgery 44
PTA Preferred Treatment For These Iliac Lesions (TASC Type A) 45
PTA May Be Used For These Iliac Lesions (TASC Type B/C) 45
Surgery Recommended Treatment For These Iliac Lesions (TASC Type D) 45
Aortoiliac Revascularization Comparison of PTA and Bypass Surgery 46
Comparison of PTA and Stents - Aortoiliac Procedures 47
Peripheral Balloon-Expandable Stents 51
Peripheral Self-Expanding Stents 52
CRISP US Study - Comparison of Selected Results - SMART and Wallstent 54
Peripheral Covered Stents................. 55 55
Femoropopliteal Disease with SFA Occlusion 59
Characteristics Femoropopliteal Disease 60
Optimal Conditions for Successful Femoral PTA 60
Femoropopliteal and Aortoiliac PTA - Comparison of Success and Complications By Lesion Type 61
Comparison of PTA and Bypass Femoropopliteal 63
Mode of Failure, Treatment Options and Cost For Femoropopliteal Bypass Surgery and PTA 64
Indications for Femoropopliteal Stents 67
Restenosis in Femoropopliteal Stenting 67
Stents in The SFA Patency and Restenosis Selected Results of Nine Studies 1989 - 1997 69
Femoropopliteal Comparison of Bypass Surgery and PTA with Stents Results of Selected Studies 70
Infrainguinal Self-Expanding Stents 73
Comparison of Restenosis Rates Between Stainless Steel and Nitinol Stents in the Femoropopliteal Arteries 75
Femoropopliteal Self-Expanding Nitinol Stents Early Results of Selected Studies In Stenoses and Occlusions 76
Femoropopliteal Stent-Grafts Results of Three Studies Employing the Hemobahn Endoprothesis 79
Peripheral Drug-Eluting Stents Published Clinical Trials 81
New Devices for Crossing CTOs Peripheral Results 85
Tibioperoneal Disease Accompanied by SFA Stenosis 90
Limited Indications for Below-the-Knee PTA 90
Tibial PTA Success and Complication Rates 90
Infrapopliteal PTA and Surgery For Critical Limb Ischemia Selected Outcomes 92
Critical Limb Ischemia - Limb Salvage Rates - Comparison of Selected Endovascular Technologies 95
Critical Limb Ischemia Consequences of Treatment Options in Poor Surgical Candidates 98
Critical Limb Ischemia Cost Comparison of Amputation and Revascularization 100
Estimated Number of People with PAD 2000 - 2020 101
Primary and Revision Peripheral Bypass Procedures 1983-2000 (Non-Federal and VA Hospitals) 103
Primary Peripheral Bypass Procedures 1983-2000 (Non-Federal and VA Hospitals) 104
Peripheral Interventional Procedures 1983-2000 Aortoiliac Bypass (AI-BP), Infrainguinal Bypass (II-BP) and Angioplasty (PTA) 105
Estimated Percentage of Peripheral Bypass Procedures Performed By Indication 1985 and 2000 107
Estimated Total Amputations Related to Peripheral Disease 1983-2000 108
2000 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Interventional Therapy (IT) By Disease Severity 110
2000 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Bypass (BP) and Endovascular Therapy (ET) By Disease Severity 111
2000 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Bypass Surgery (BP) By Disease Severity (Limbs) 112
2000 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Endovascular Therapy (ET) By Disease Severity (Limbs) 113
2000-2020 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Bypass Surgery (BP) and Endovascular Therapy (ET) As the Population Ages (Limbs) 114
2003 U.S. PAD Market for Bypass (BP) - Current Market Compared to Potential Market (Procedures) 115
2000-2010 Projected Growth of Current Bypass Market and Potential Market If Percentage of Patients Diagnosed Increases to 30% 116
2000-2010 Projected Growth of Current Bypass Market and Potential Market If Percentage of Patients Diagnosed Increases to 35% 117
PAD 2003 U.S. PAD Market for Endovascular Therapy (ET) - Current Market Compared to Potential Market (Procedures) 118
2000-2010 Projected Growth of Current Endovascular Market and Potential Market If Percentage of Patients Diagnosed Increases to 30% 119
2000-2010 Projected Growth of Current Endovascular Market and Potential Market If Percentage of Patients Diagnosed Increases to 35% 120
2003 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Primary and Redo Bypass Surgery (BP) By Disease Severity (Limbs) 121
2000-2020 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Primary and Redo Bypass Surgery By Disease Severity (Limbs) 122
2003 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Primary and Redo Endovascular Therapy (ET) By Disease Severity (Limbs). 123

2000-2020 U.S. PAD Market Potential For Primary and Redo Endovascular Therapy (ET) By Disease Severity (Limbs)

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