Klinikum Leverkusen gGmbH

Quality results

Treatment sector: Cardiac catheter applications

Designation Perkutane Koronarintervention und Koronarangiographie (LKG)
Shortcut PCI_LKG
Number of cases 1907
Documentation rate 100.21 %

Summary result:

In 11 of 13 quality characteristics, the quality objective was achieved.
No assessment is possible for any quality characteristic


Number of patients treated: 1.907

Quality objective achieved
Quality objective not achieved

The results in detail

Quality criterion
Hospital result
and target area
Quality objective
achieved?
All information
So often catheter examinations were well justified because coronary vessels were actually so severely narrowed that treatment was necessary
National result: 64,25 %
Hospital: 57,10 %
Target area: at least 40,97 %
Quality objective achieved
This is how rarely cardiac catheter examinations were performed, even though there was no pathological narrowing of the coronary arteries
National result: 27,91 %
Hospital: 25,60 %
Target area: at most 41,48 %
Quality objective achieved
This is how often the balloon catheter procedure started within the first hour after admission to hospital
National result: 76,37 %
Hospital: 75,34 %
Target area: at least 67,57 %
Quality objective achieved
So rarely was the time of arrival of patients at the hospital or the start of the balloon catheter procedure not recorded in writing
National result: 2,71 %
Hospital: 7,59 %
Target area: at most 5,98 %
Quality objective achieved
Ratio of actual to expected rate of increased radiation exposure during a cardiac catheterisation examination (over 2,800 cGy x cm2)
National result: 0,89
Hospital: 0,74
Target area: at most 1,65
Quality objective achieved
Ratio of actual to expected rate of increased radiation exposure for balloon catheter treatment (over 4,800 cGy x cm2)
National result: 0,94
Hospital: 0,87
Target area: at most 1,14
Quality objective achieved
Ratio of actual to expected rate of increased radiation exposure during a cardiac catheter examination with directly subsequent balloon catheter treatment (over 5,500 cGy x cm2)
National result: 0,90
Hospital: 1,01
Target area: at most 1,50
Quality objective achieved
It is rare that the radiation exposure of patients during a cardiac catheterisation procedure is not recorded in writing.
National result: 0,21 %
Hospital: 0,37 %
Target area: at most 0,15 %
Quality objective not achieved
So rarely has the recommended amount of contrast medium been exceeded during cardiac catheter examinations (max. 150 ml)
National result: 4,41 %
Hospital: 10,03 %
Target area: at most 6,86 %
Quality objective not achieved
So rarely has the recommended amount of contrast medium been exceeded in balloon catheter treatments (max. 200 ml)
National result: 17,16 %
Hospital: 22,73 %
Target area: at most 21,93 %
Quality objective achieved
So rarely has the recommended amount of contrast medium been exceeded (max. 250 ml) during a cardiac catheter examination with directly subsequent balloon catheter treatment.
National result: 9,88 %
Hospital: 13,53 %
Target area: at most 16,84 %
Quality objective achieved
This is how often blood flow improved in patients with sudden severe symptoms and suspected heart attacks
National result: 94,29 %
Hospital: 93,55 %
Target area: at least 93,65 %
Quality objective achieved
So often blood flow improved due to the cardiac catheterisation procedure (all patients)
National result: 95,31 %
Hospital: 95,18 %
Target area: at least 93,95 %
Quality objective achieved