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See also:
All acute myocardial infarction clinical trials
All clinical trials of myocardial revascularization
All clinical trials of Prehospital thrombolysis
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Treatments
| Studied treatment |
anistreplase by general practitioner
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| Control treatment |
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| Treatments description |
| Thrombolytic agent |
Anistreplase |
| Time from sympton onset to thrombolysis |
median 101/240 min; range 25-360/80-540 min |
| Provider |
GPs |
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Patients
| Inclusion criteria |
General practitioner’s clinical suspicion of AMI Symptoms of AMI present between 20 min and 4 h Transportation to ICU within 6 h from onset of symptoms Verbal consent given |
| Exclusion criteria |
Thrombolysis <6 mo prior, surgery or major trauma <10 d prior, active gastrointestinal bleeding <6 mo prior, CVA or neurosurgery procedure <2 mo prior, intracranial aneurysm or neoplasm, history of thrombocytopenia, bleeding diasthesis or use of anticoagulants, pregnancy, heavy vaginal bleeding, diabetic proliferative retinopathy, BP >200/120 mm Hg, recent CPR, previous trial participant |
Method and design
| Randomized effectives |
163 / 148 (studied vs. control) |
| Blinding |
ND |
| Follow-up duration |
ND |
| Lost to follow-up |
ND |
| Withdrawals (T1/T0) |
ND / |
Results
Endpoint
Studied treat. n/N
Control treat. n/N
Graph
RR [95% CI]
All cause death
11 / 163
17 / 148
0,59 [0,28;1,21]
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2
1.0
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Relative risks
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| Endpoint |
Events (%) |
Relative Risk |
95% CI |
Endpoint definition in the trial |
Ref |
| Studied treat. |
Control treat. |
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All cause death
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11 / 163 (6,7%) |
17 / 148 (11,5%) |
0,59 |
[0,28;1,21] |
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The primary endpoint (if exists) appears in blod characters
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Reference(s) used for data extraction:
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| Endpoint |
studied treat. |
control treat. |
mean diff |
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Absolute risk reduction
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| Endpoint |
Events rate |
Absolute risk reduction (ARR) |
| Studied treat. |
Control treat. |
| All cause death |
6,75% |
11,49% |
-47,4‰
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Reference(s)
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Rawles J,.
Halving of mortality at 1 year by domiciliary thrombolysis in the Grampian Region Early Anistreplase Trial (GREAT)..
J Am Coll Cardiol 1994; 23:1-5
Pubmed
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Feasibility, safety, and efficacy of domiciliary thrombolysis by general practitioners: Grampian region early anistreplase trial. GREAT Group..
BMJ 1992;305:548-53
Pubmed
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