An @OfficialNIHR study aimed at assessing the clinical and cost-effectiveness strategies for the management of juxtarenal abdominal aortic aneurysms
Liverpool, England
Joined December 2016
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UK-COMPASS retweeted
Don't miss this #EJVESVA of the 'UK- COMPASS Study: Perioperative and Midterm Outcomes' @ComplexAAAStudy @VallabhaneniRao @Jonnyboyle1 @JoseeRijn @petarz_91 #aortaed
doi.org/10.1016/j.ejvs.2024.…
Sophie and Alastair: absolute pillars of the study along with Shaneel and Richard! And of course the full team!
Comparison of Open Surgery and Endovascular Techniques for Juxtarenal and Complex Neck Aortic Aneurysms: The UK COMPlex AneurySm Study (UK-COMPASS) – Perioperative and Midterm Outcomes - European J of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery ejves.com/article/S1078-5884…
UK-COMPASS mid term results e-published in EJVES. Pre-proof available on open access. Print PDF will be available soon.
UK-COMPASS retweeted
ASPIRE 8 will be held on 23/24 March 2023 in Liverpool. Can any ST8 or equivalent Vascular Trainee please DM me if interested in attending. @VSGBI @RouleauxClub @paulmoxey @GarnhamAndy @mrdavid_russell
Thanks for engaging Andrew - a debate is very much necessary. For the record, at the study design workshop in Glasgow 2014 every FEVAR centre in the U.K. was present and not a single centre was prepared to randomise!
We pointed out to the guidelines committee to note that an NIHR funded study, UK-COMPASS was in progress when making research recommendations. The committee chose to ignore that and recommended an RCT anyway.
Andrew, the main reason for UK-COMPASS not being an RCT was a complete lack of equipoise - your centre was at our workshop in Glasgow 2014 unequivocally un-equipoised.
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Reflecting of very successful #VSASM2022 in #Brighton , thank you @rebellvascular and @VSGBI for the slightly less flashy bling! Also big thanks to overseas and invited lecture speakers @AWBeckMD @KevinMani7 @IanLoftus2 @FLareyre
Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. More analyses coming out on this question from UK-COMPASS. Also an important strand in our design of Personalised Decision Making in AAA research.
Nothing unique. Issues are methodological, practical, feasibility in a timely manner - basic elements to consider to deliver & have impact. There is little attraction in starting a study that can’t recruit or complete a study that is then ignored. Await manuscripts.
Reasons were presented at VSGBI. Nothing to be astonished about. Straight forward methodological issued and practicability.
UK-COMPASS retweeted
I think we need to move away from the ‘one is better than the other’ mantra and accept these as complimentary therapies. The key surely is who benefits most from which (or conservative) treatment? Perhaps COMPASS will actually show our current selection pathways are working.
Results pattern is the same as in RCTs of Open V Endo. The divergence is muted when risk adjusted but still there. Agree not the same as RCT, but no RCT was powered beyond peri-op death. Caution always necessary, but there are few surprises here.
