The OEIS National Registry: Rationale, Context, and Current Status

Abstract

Office based interventional procedures continue to increase in number and scope. An overview of the Outpatient Endovascular and Interventional Society (OEIS) National Registry (OEISNR) is described in this article. Currently there is one production module enrolling peripheral artery interventional procedures, and a new cardiac module encompassing both diagnostic catheterization/percutaneous coronary interventions and electrophysiology procedures is undergoing beta testing. A new embolization module with uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) as the initial modality is nearly initial development completion and expected to enter beta in 2024. The OEISNR has over 338 participating physicians and has enrolled over 42,000 cases since inception in 2017 with an extremely high rate of technical success (97%) and very low complication rates (2.15% overall, 1.65% minor complications, 0.53% major complications). More detailed data breakdowns including patient demographics and comorbidities, indications, lesion characteristics, treatment modalities and device utilization, complication details, and data integrity data are contained in this report. Sample analytics, sample dashboards, and structural details are illustrated and included.