Table 2:

SIESTA primary and secondary outcome results according to no or poor (Tan 0–1) and moderate or good collaterals (Tan 2–3)

Tan 0–1 (n = 48)Tan 2–3 (n = 56)P Value
Primary outcome
    Improvement in NIHSS (mean) (SD)−1.1 (10.7)−5.8 (7.6).01a
Secondary outcomes
    Clinical (No.) (%)
        mRS 0–2 after 3 mo10 (20.8)14 (25.0).82b
        In-house mortality7 (14.6)1 (1.8).02b
        Mortality after 3 mo12 (25.0)15 (26.8).84b
Logistics (mean) (SD)
    Length of stay in hospital (days)6.0 (3.7)4.6 (2.6).06c
    Length of stay in ICU (half-days)e8.2 (9.2)2.7 (2.2)<.001c
    Length of ventilation (hr)30.1 (5.9)3.8 (5.4).11c
    Length of stay on stroke unit (half-days)f7.6 (4.3)7.0 (4.3).5c
    Onset-to-treatment (IV or IA) (min)g122.8 (64.8)129.6 (60.9).61b
    Door-to-groin (min)71.5 (32.1)66.1 (21.4).52c
    Door-to-reperfusion (min)h174.8 (57.1)165.6 (60.5).32c
Feasibility of EST (No.) (%)
    Degree of reperfusion (TICI).97d
        0–13 (6.3)5 (9)
        2a4 (8.3)3 (5.4)
        2b24 (50.0)25 (44.6)
        317 (35.4)23 (41.1)
    Substantial patient movement1 (2.1)2 (3.6).65b
    Difficult vascular approach3 (6.3)7 (12.5).28b
        Other3 (6.3)8 (14.3).18b
Safety (No.) (%)
    Complications before EST
        Impaired monitor installation0 (0.0)1 (1.8).35b
        Other1 (2.1)0 (0.0).27b
    Complications during EST
        Critical ventilation or oxygenation disturbance2 (4.2)1 (1.8).47b
        Intervention-associated complications0 (0.0)2 (3.6).19b
    Vessel perforation with ICH and/or SAH complications after EST0 (0.0)2 (3.6).19b
    Hyper- or hypothermia12 (25.0)12 (21.4).67b
    Delayed extubation17 (35.4)12 (21.4).11b
    Ventilation-associated complications6 (12.5)3 (5.4).2b
    Ventilation-associated pneumonia6 (12.5)3 (5.4).2b
  • Note:—IA indicates intra-arterial; min, minimum; max, maximum; ICH, intracerebral hemorrhage; ICU, intensive care unit.

  • a ANCOVA, NIHSS as baseline covariate.

  • b χ2 test, 2-sided.

  • c t test, 2-sided.

  • d Mann-Whitney U test, 2-sided.

  • e Lower sample size (41 and 46).

  • f Lower sample size (31 and 51).

  • g Lower sample size (41 and 47).

  • h Lower sample size (45 and 49).