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Prior and Current Procedures

Subject 40912 had a previous peripheral artery bypass surgery that took place on 2005-12-16 because a lesion was identified in the left femoral-popliteal artery. The lesion was deemed severe and extensive and the subject was not a good candidate for percutaneous vascular intervention (PVI), hence a bypass graft surgery was performed. Note PRCAT is populated with Prior Intervention. This information is collected during the SCREEN visit on 2007-01-01 (PRDTC).

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STUDYID

DOMAIN

USUBJID

PRREFIDPRSEQ

PRTRT

PRLOCPRLATPRCATVISITNUM

VISIT

PRDTCPRSTDTCPRENDTC
 1

TUDY01

PR40912graft011

Peripheral Artery Bypass Graft

Femoral-popliteal ArteryLeftPrior Intervention1SCREEN2007-01-01

2005-12-16T06:00

2005-12-16T09:00

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The findings about procedure dataset below shows several important parameters from the Prior Peripheral Artery Bypass Surgery:

  1. The native vessel on which the bypass graft was built - row 1.
  2. The type of the bypass graft (e.g. arterial, venous, synthetic, cadaveric) - row 2
  3. The locations where the two ends of the bypass vessel graft connect with the native vessel - rows 3-4.

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Row 1:Shows the graft vessel was built on the Left Femoral-popliteal Artery.
Row 2:Shows the bypass graft type was venous cadaveric graft, which is composed of a vein harvested from a cadaver.
Rows 3-4:Show the graft anastomoses (connections) to the Left Femoral-popliteal Artery were on the Left Common femoral Artery and Left Popliteal Artery.



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Row

STUDYID

DOMAIN

USUBJID

FAREFIDFASEQ

FATEST

FAOBJFACATFAORRES

VISITNUM

VISIT

TUDTC

2TUDY01FA40912graft012

Bypass Graft Type

Peripheral Artery Bypass GraftPrior Intervention

Cardaveric Cadaveric Graft, Venous

1SCREEN2007-01-01
3TUDY01FA40912graft013Proximal Graft Anastomosis (connection) LocationPeripheral Artery Bypass GraftPrior InterventionCommon femoral Artery1SCREEN2007-01-01
4TUDY01FA40912graft014

Distal Graft Anastomosis (connection) Location

Peripheral Artery Bypass GraftPrior InterventionPopliteal Artery1SCREEN2007-01-01



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STUDYID

DOMAIN

USUBJID

PRSEQ

PRTRT

PRCATPRLOCVISITNUM

VISIT

PRDTCPRSTDTCPRENDTC
1

TUDY01

PR409121CT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYDIAGNOSTICLOWER EXTREMITIES2VISIT 12007-02-07

2007-01-03T08:00

2007-01-03T09:00

TUDY01

PR409122CT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYPVI
2VISIT 12007-02-07

2007-01-05T07:00

2007-01-05T09:00
2

TUDY01

PR409123

Cardiac Catheterization

PVI
2VISIT 12007-02-07

2007-01-05T07:00

2007-01-05T09:00
3

TUDY01

PR409124Stent ImplantationPVI
2VISIT 12007-02-07

2007-01-05T07:00

2007-01-05T09:00

The below data show Locations of the lesions.

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Lesion Type and Location Identification


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titlePeripheral Artery Lesion CRF

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CDASH for Peripheral Arterial Lesion
CDASH for Peripheral Arterial Lesion

The below data show lesion location identification from the diagnostic CT peripheral angiography procedure

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STUDYID

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DOMAIN

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USUBJID

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TUTEST

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TULOC

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TUORRES

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TUMETHOD

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VISITNUM

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VISIT

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TUDTC

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TUDY01

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TUDY01

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TUDY01

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Question: Can we use LOC for Graft locations? LOC in most findings domains is supposed to be the location where a test is performed, and RESLOC is where a result is collected. SDTM does not specify that the location needs to be a "naturally occurring" body part. A reminder that the value in TULOC in this example, is a location made available for viewing via imaging, and you are observing based off of a image, so we are not doing assessments on a naturally occurring, in vitro body part either.

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Row 1:Shows one or more lesions have been identified in the lower limb region.
Row 2:Shows the location of the lesion in the native vessel.
Row 3:Shows the location of the lesion is in the FEMORO-POPLITEAL graft.
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Row

STUDYID

DOMAIN

USUBJID

TUSEQTULNKID

TUTEST

TULOC

TUORRES

TUSTRESCTU Result LOCTU Result LATTU Result LOCDTL

TUMETHOD

TUEVEL

VISITNUM

VISIT

TUDTC

1

TUDY01

TU409121Lesion IndicatorLOWER LIMB REGIONYYCT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07
2

TUDY01

TU409122Lesion 1Lesion Location IdentificationLOWER LIMB REGIONIDENTIFIEDIDENTIFIEDPOPLITEAL ARTERYLEFTABOVE KNEECT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07
3

TUDY01

TU409123Graft Lesion 1Lesion Location IdentificationLOWER LIMB REGIONIDENTIFIEDIDENTIFIEDLEFT FEMORO-POPLITEAL GRAFTLEFTPROXIMAL ANASTOMOSIS,  5MM FROM THE ORIGIN OF THE GRAFTCT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07
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Row 1:Shows one or more lesions have been identified in the lower limb region.
Row 2:Shows the limb that contains lesion is the left leg. Note TULNKID is created for this record because this limb will undergo "role" assessment and disease response to treatment assessment.
Row 3:Shows the major vessel that contains a lesion is the left femoro-popliteal peripheral artery. Note TULNKID is created for this record because this affected vessel will undergo "role" assessment and disease response to treatment assessment.
Row 4:Shows the lesion is found lesion 1 is identified in the left popliteal artery , in the segment above the knee. Note TULNKID is created for this record because this lesion will undergo "role" assessment and disease response to treatment assessment.
Row 53:Shows the major vessel that contains a lesion is the femoro-popliteal graft . Note TULNKID is created for this record.
Row 6:Shows the lesion is located in the proximal anastomosis (connection) of the femoro-popliteal graft. (Note I created two rows here, depending on how you ask the question, whether "graft" is pre-coordinated into TUTEST, TULOC value will change). Note TULNKID is created for this record.
Row 7:

Shows the affected left femoro-popliteal peripheral artery is considered as non-target. In the context of clinical investigation, non-target is any vessel or bypass graft not treated or for which treatment was not attempted with a device or technique being studied. This includes vessels treated with (nonstudy) vascular intervention and vessels managed medically. (ACC/AHA Clinical Data Standards 2014)

Row 8:Shows the lesion is considered as non-target. In the context of clinical investigation, any lesion not treated or for which treatment was not attempted with the device or technique being studied. This includes lesions treated with (nonstudy) PVI and lesions managed medically. (ACC/AHA Clinical Data Standards 2014)
Row 9:

Shows the affected femoro-popliteal graft vessel is considered as target. In the context of clinical investigation, a target vessel is a blood vessel that contains the target lesion and treated with the study device. (ACC/AHA Clinical Data Standards 2014)

Row 10:

Shows the lesion in the femoro-popliteal graft vessel is considered as target. In the context of clinical investigation, any lesion treated or for which treatment was attempted with a device or technique being studied. (ACC/AHA Clinical Data Standards 2014)

Row 11:

Shows the left leg is considered as target.

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Row

STUDYID

DOMAIN

USUBJID

TUSEQTULNKID

TUTEST

TULOC

TULATTULOCDTL

TUORRES

TUSTRESCTU Result LOCTU Result LATTU Result LOCDTL

TUMETHOD

TUEVEL

VISITNUM

VISIT

TUDTC

LOGFIND1

TUDY01

TU409128Lesion 1

Lesion Role Identification

POPLITEAL ARTERYLEFTABOVE KNEENON-TARGETNON-TARGETCT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-072

TUDY01

TU4091210Graft Lesion 1Lesion Role IdentificationSee NSVTARGETTARGETCT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07LEFT FEMORO-POPLITEAL GRAFT
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Row 1:Shows one or more lesions have been identified in the lower limb region.
Row 2:Shows the location of the lesion in the native vessel.
Row 3:Shows the location of the lesion is in the FEMORO-POPLITEAL ARTERY graft. lesion 1 is located in the femoro-popliteal artery graft. Note the use of the NSV --RLGFFG, location is graft flagResult Location is Graft Flag. Note i I did map PROXIMAL ANASTOMOSIS,  5MM FROM THE ORIGIN OF THE GRAFT to TU result LOCDTL because this variable is not controlled and the flag indicates that we are dealing with a graft location.



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Row

STUDYID

DOMAIN

USUBJID

TUSEQTUREFIDTULNKIDTUTESTCD

TUTEST

TULOC

TUORRES

TUSTRESCTU Result LOCTU Result LATTURESLOCTURESLATRLODTLTU Result LOCDTL

TUMETHOD

TUEVEL

VISITNUM

VISIT

TUDTC


TURLGFFGTURLGFFL
1

TUDY01

TU409121

LESIONINDLesion IndicatorLOWER LIMB REGIONYY


CT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07

2

TUDY01

TU409122
Lesion 1Lesion Location IdentificationABNEXAMExamination for AbnormalityLOWER LIMB REGIONIDENTIFIEDLESIONIDENTIFIEDLESIONPOPLITEAL ARTERYLEFTABOVE KNEECT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07

3

TUDY01

TU409123graft01Graft Lesion 1Lesion Location IdentificationABNEXAMExamination for AbnormalityLOWER LIMB REGIONIDENTIFIEDLESIONIDENTIFIEDLESIONFEMORO-POPLITEAL ARTERYLEFTPROXIMAL ANASTOMOSIS,   5MM FROM THE ORIGIN OF THE GRAFTCT PERIPHERAL ANGIOGRAPHYINVESTIGATOR2VISIT 12007-02-07
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DomainTU


VariableLabelTypeRoleOrigin
TURLGFFLResult location is Graft FlagtextNon-Standard Record QualifierCRF




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