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心房颤动再次导管消融术的有效性与安全性评估
Efficacy and Safety of Repeat Ablation Vs.initial Ablation in Atrial Fibrillation:Results from A Six-years Follow-up
【作者】 刘爱华;
【导师】 钟敬泉;
【作者基本信息】 山东大学 , 内科学(心血管病)(专业学位), 2022, 硕士
【摘要】 背景:心房颤动(房颤)的复发是导管消融术后的一种常见现象,临床中需要进行再次导管消融术的患者不在少数。但是,目前仍缺乏关于再次导管消融术安全性和有效性研究的报道,因此,本研究的目的是对房颤再次导管消融术的有效性和安全性进行评估,并探索既往消融手术史与房颤复发是否存在相关性。方法:本研究为回顾性队列研究,收集了自2015年1月至2018年12月期间在我院行房颤导管消融手术患者的基线资料和随访资料,并根据是否存在既往房颤消融史分为再次导管消融组(Repeat catheter ablation,RECA)和首次导管消融组(First-time catheter ablation,FTCA)。对于入组患者的随访终止于2020年12月31日,随访终点包括房颤复发、卒中、死亡和出血事件。房颤的复发通过定期进行12导联动态心电图检查以及症状介导的即时12导联心电图检查进行监测,将发生在3个月空白期后的持续时间≥30秒的房颤/心房扑动/房性心动过速定义为房颤复发。结果:共867例患者被纳入本研究,其中RECA组有78例,FTCA组有789例。纳入病例的平均年龄为59.24±10.68岁,64.71%为男性,阵发性房颤患者占比88.00%,平均房颤病程为47.56±61.00个月,平均随访时间为42.57±15.26个月,共29例患者失访,失访率为3.34%。32例(3.69%)患者出现了手术并发症,严重并发症包括2例心包填塞和1例严重消化道出血。共有267例(31.86%)患者发生了房颤复发,其中RECA组有40例,FTCA组有227例,RECA组患者复发率显著高于FTCA组(52.63%vs.29.79%;P<0.001),并且,无论是房颤首年复发率[37.33%(28/75)vs.20.82%(163/783);P=0.001],还是房颤晚期复发率[21.74%(10/46)vs.10.68%(64/599);P=0.023],RECA组患者都更高,不过,两组患者的消融术后卒中发生率和死亡率均没有显著差异。Kaplan-Meier曲线也表明,RECA组的房颤复发率显著高于FTCA组(log-rank检验,P<0.001)。通过单因素及多因素Cox回归分析发现,既往消融史是房颤复发、房颤首年复发以及房颤晚期复发的独立危险因素。多因素Cox回归分析表明RECA组的房颤复发风险是FTCA组的1.731倍(95%可信区间1.171-2.559,P=0.006),RECA组的首年复发风险是FTCA组的1.643倍(95%可信区间1.066-2.531,P=0.024),RECA组的晚期复发风险是FTCA组的2.213倍(95%可信区间1.132-4.325,P=0.020)。结论:与进行首次导管消融术的患者相比,再次消融术后患者的房颤复发风险更高,既往消融史是导管消融术后房颤复发的独立危险因素。再次消融患者与首次消融患者在术后卒中、死亡、出血等安全性终点事件的发生率方面无显著差异。
【Abstract】 Background:Atrial fibrillation(AF)recurrence is common after catheter ablation,with many patients requiring repeat procedures.Few studies reported the prognostic outcomes of redo-ablation,including the risks of recurrence,stroke,and death.Thus,our objective was to assess the efficacy and safety associated with the repeat ablations and investigate the previous ablations as a predictor of AF recurrence in a long-term follow-up.Methods:The retrospective cohort study enrolled consecutive patients who underwent AF ablation at our institution from January 2015 to December 2018 and divided them into the repeat catheter ablation(RECA)and the first-time catheter ablation(FTCA)groups.A follow-up continued for six years with the endpoints of AF recurrence,stroke,and death.Scheduled and symptom-driven 12-lead electrocardiography(ECG)and 24h Holter-monitoring were performed to diagnose AF recurrence,and the recurrence was defined as AP,atrial flutter or atrial tachycardia,lasting ≥30 seconds outside the 90-day blanking period.Results:A total of 867 patients were included in our analysis,of which 78 patients were included in the RECA group and 789 in the FTCA group.Entire cohort was with a mean age of 59.24±10.68 years,male predominance(n=561,64.71%),more commonly with paroxysmal AF(n=763,88.00%),mean duration time 47.56±61.00 months.Only 29(3.34%)patients lost to follow-up.Procedural complications were observed in 32(3.69%)patients involving life-threatening complications:cardiac tamponade and major gastrointestinal bleeding.Over an average of 42.57±15.26 months,AF recurrence occurred in 267(31.86%)patients,40(52.63%)patients in the RECA group compared with 227(29.79%)patients in the FTCA group,P<0.001.This difference was observed not only in one-year recurrence[37.33%(28/75)vs.20.82%(163/783);P=0.001]but also very late recurrence[21.74%(10/46)vs.10.68%(64/599);P=0.023],New-onset stroke and death arose after ablation was equal between the two groups.Kaplan-Meier curves illustrated the significant differences of AF-free survival between RECA and FTCA groups with more risk of AF recurrence linked with patients in the RECA group(log-rank test,P<0.001).By univariate and multivariate Cox regression,we found previous ablation was an independent predictor of AF recurrence.In multivariate Cox regression,patients in RECA group have more risks of AF recurrence with HR=1.731[95%CI(1.171-2.559);P=0.006],have more risks of one-year AF recurrence with HR=1.643[95%CI(1.066-2.531);P=0.024],have more risks of very late AF recurrence with HR=2.213[95%CI(1.132-4.325);P=0.020].Conclusions:The repeat ablation was associated with a significant increase of AF recurrence compared with the first-time procedure,but the endpoints of stroke and death were equal regardless of the number of ablations.Furthermore,the previous ablation predicted AF recurrence independently no matter when the recurrence occurred.
【Key words】 atrial fibrillation; repeat ablation; cohort study; recurrence; risk factors;