A Systematic Review of the Recruitment and Outcome Reporting by Sex and Race/Ethnicity in Stent Device Development Trials for Endovascular Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair

Patel, Janhavi; Pallapothu, Sushmitha; Langston, Ashley H.; Trickey, Amber W.; Burdon, Thomas A.; Goodney, Philip P.; Arya, Shipra

doi:10.1016/j.avsg.2022.09.059

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“…Both recruitment and outcomes reporting by gender identity and race and ethnicity are known limitations in vascular device trials. For example, only 13% of trials report participant race and ethnicity . Studies in orthopedic and cardiac surgery have demonstrated underrepresentation of women physicians as trial PIs .…”

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“…Device trials are important in vascular surgery given the wide range of technology used and rapid pace of innovation required as the specialty evolves. Women and marginalized racial and ethnic populations remain underrepresented in clinical device trials . Lack of diversity in trial participants may reflect a lack of diversity in trial leadership, a topic not yet characterized in vascular surgery.…”

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“…For example, only 13% of trials report participant race and ethnicity. 1 Studies in orthopedic and cardiac surgery have demonstrated underrepresentation of women physicians as trial PIs. 5,6 Studies examining representation of racially and ethnically marginalized physicians as PIs are lacking.…”

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