Unprotected left main coronary stenting with a second generation drug-eluting stent. One-year clinical follow-up of the LeMaX pilot study.

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Unprotected left main coronary stenting with a second generation drug-eluting stent. One-year clinical follow-up of the LeMaX pilot study. N. Boudou, N. Salvatella, N. Dumonteil, M.C. Morice, O. Darremont, P. Garot, T. Lefèvre, J.L. Leymarie, B. Chevalier, D. Carrié.

Potential conflicts of interest Speaker s name: Dr Nicolas BOUDOU I have the following potential conflicts of interest to report: Research contracts Consulting Employment in industry Stockholder of a healthcare company Owner of a healthcare company Other(s) X I do not have any potential conflict of interest

Background CABG is still the gold standard for treatment of left main stenosis. PCI : an alternative therapeutic option. Results with first-generation DES for LM stenosis are promising. Second-generation DES in other settings : efficacy and safety profiles at least equivalent to first-generation DES. Data regarding use of second-generation DES for unprotected LM stenosis are lacking.

The LeMaX Pilot Study 4 French centers Prospective observational study, December 07 to May 09 Efficacy and safety of Xience V everolimuseluting stent for unprotected de novo LM stenosis Primary end point : MACCE at 1 year e-crf Angiographic analysis and adjudication of events by independent committee Clinical follow-up at 1 month, 1, 2 & 3 years IH Jacques Cartier, Massy Clinique St Augustin, Bordeaux CHP Claude Galien, Quincy CHU Rangueil, Toulouse

Inclusion Criteria De novo unprotected left main stenosis > 50% by visual estimate, amenable for PCI Written informed consent No contraindication to dual antiplatelet therapy for 6 months

Exclusion criteria Cardiogenic shock STEMI Previous CABG with one or more functioning grafts to left coronary artery

Recommended Treatment Strategy Dual antiplatelet therapy > 12h before PCI, and for at least 6 months MB stenting with provisional side branch stenting strategy Final kissing balloon Ostial coverage in all cases

Patient Characteristics (n=173) Age, years (mean, range) 69 (38-89) Male (%) 75 Dyslipidaemia (%) 68 Hypertension (%) 59 Diabetes (%) 27 Current / past smoker (%) 51 Renal failure (estimated Creat Cl< 50 ml/min) (%) 23 Previous MI (%) 13 Peripheral vascular disease (%) 18 Previous PCI (%) 29 Previous CABG (%) 1

Baseline Characteristics Indication for the procedure Euroscore : 4.6 ± 3.8 / 5.8 ± 8.0% LVEF : 59 ± 10 %

SYNTAX Score tercile distribution Mean Syntax score : 25.2 ± 9.5 (range 10.5-65)

Left Main Lesion Location 19% Non-distal Medina for distal location 1,1,1 15% 1,1,0 34% 1,0,0 31% 1,0,1 15% 81% Distal 0,1,1 1% 0,1,0 4%

Procedural Characteristics Radial approach (%) 63 Number of stents/patient 2.3 ± 0.5 Number of stents in left main / patient 1.2 ± 0.4 Left main stent diameter (mm) 3.63 ± 0.33 Left main stent length (mm) 18.3 ± 5.1 Final Kissing Ballon for distal lesions (%) 95 Angiographic success rate (%) 100

In-hospital outcome (n = 173) % MACCE = 2.9% hierarchical ranking MI Any Revasc. Total MACCE

MACCE at 1 year % n = 172/173 patients MACCE = 13.3% hierarchical ranking Any Revascul. Total MACCE

MACCE Predictive factors at 1 year Multivariate analysis Hazard Ratio Age 1.011 (0.973-1.049) 0.6 Sexe 0.937 (0.370-2.377) 0.9 Diabetes 2.262 (0.991-5.159) 0.05 Logistic Euroscore 1.024 (0.988-1.062) 0.2 Cretinine Clearance 1.008 (0.991-1.024) 0.4 LVEF <50% 2.365 (0.961-5.821) 0.06 Distal Left Main 1.099 (0.405-2.979) 0.8 Syntax Score > 32 1.035 (0.997-1.075) 0.07 p

Safety at 1 year Cause of death : 5 patients : 2.9% 1 mesenteric infarction at 4 month 1 post CABG at 3 month 1 MI : definite LM stent thrombosis in hospital 1 haemorragic stroke at 4 month 1 septic complication after leg amputation at 8 months Stent thrombosis : 1.1% Definite : 2 patients : 1 LM in Hos., 1 BMS in RCA! Probable : 0 Possible : 0

Repeat revascularisation at 1 year (n= 172) TLR of left main (2.3%) 2 cases in-hospital 1 subacute LM stent thrombosis, death 1 LAD secondary to distal dissection 2 cases during follow-up : 2 distal LM 1 CABG at 3 month, death 1 PTCA at 1 year Repeat revascularisation of other lesions (6.9%)

Event Free Survival MACCE and Syntax Score Intermediate score 11.3% Low score 11.2% p (Log-rank) = 0.2 High score 20% Month

Stenting Technique in Bifurcation Lesions (n = 139) n 80 % single stent for distal lesions

French Multi-center Left Main studies with DES Pilot Taxus* 2004 FRIEND** 2006 LEMAX 2008 Nb patients 291 151 174 % distal lesion 78 69 81 % 2 stents 42 26 19 Mean LM stent diameter (mm) 3.44+0.39 3.59+0.49 3.63+0.33 12 month TLR 5.9% 2.7% 2.3% *B. Vaquerizo et al. Circulation 2009;119:2349-5 **D.Carrié et al., Eurointerv 2009;4:449-56

Conclusion Unprotected left main PCI using everolimus eluting stent provided excellent immediate results and very good in-hospital outcomes. At one year follow up, results are promising Total death 2.9%, cardiac death 1.1 % TLR 2.3 % No late stent thrombosis! There is an increase of MACCE in patients with high Syntax Score ( 33) Diabetes is the strongest predictor of MACCE Longer follow-up is needed to confirm these results