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. 2010 Jan 20;2010(1):CD003228. doi:10.1002/14651858.CD003228.pub2
Copyright © 2010 The Cochrane Collaboration. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Vroegindeweij 1997.

MethodsStudy design: single centre, randomised controlled trial with 2 parallel groups. Recruitment period two years.
No power calculation
ParticipantsCountry: the Netherlands
Sample size 51: 36 males, 15 females=15
Mean age (range): experimental group 65 (46‐78) years, control group 64 (41‐82) years
Inclusion criteria: intermittent claudication; above knee femoropopliteal stenosis or occlusions, maximal length of lesion 5cm; no previous interventions in ipsilateral femoropoliteal segment.
Exclusion criteria: multisegmental disease, poor run off, unable to comply with follow‐up protocol .
InterventionsExperimental group: primary stenting using a balloon expanded Palmaz stent, n=24.
Control: balloon angioplasty, n=27.
OutcomesPrimary outcome: restenosis or reocclusion
Secondary outcome 
Clinical: ABI, technical failure, embolic episodes, clinical deterioration and thrombosis.
NotesOnly experimental group offered post‐interventional anticoagulant heparin pharmacotherapy. All patients started on oral coumadin after the procedure for the first three months, thereafter the treatment was changed to aspirin 80 mg/d indefinitely.
Risk of bias
BiasAuthors' judgementSupport for judgement
Adequate sequence generation?Unclear riskDescribed as randomised; numbered envelopes opened sequentially.
Allocation concealment?Unclear riskNot clear if opaque envelopes.
Blinding? 
All outcomesHigh riskNeither the surgical or radiological staff were blinded and it remains unclear whether the subjects were themselves blinded.
Incomplete outcome data addressed? 
All outcomesLow risk"intention to treat".. "patients with crossover treatments remained assigned to the treatment group of randomization".
Free of selective reporting?Low riskAll measures of technical and clinical success reported.
Free of other bias?Low riskNo significant difference between groups of baseline risk factors or clinical status.

ABPI = ankle brachial pressure index 
g = gram 
i.v. = intravenous


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