Search for: [Abstract = "e main RCA after procedure did not differ between these two groups. Complete reperfusion, defined as normal flow in the right main coronary artery and its major right ventricular branches, was achieved in 56 \(50%\) patients. The incidence of TIMI<2 flow in at least one RVB was present in 37 \(77%\) patients in RVI\(\+\) group, while only in 1 \(0,8%\) case in RVI\(\-\) group \(p<0,001\). Embolization of distal RPD after procedure occurred in 24 \(21%\) of all patients, in 21 \(44%\) cases in RVI\(\+\), and 3 \(5%\) in RVI\(\-\) group, \(p <0.001\). Statistical model for periprocedural and postprocedural factors affecting the presence of RVI, built on the basis of hierarchical logistic \; regression multivariable analysis, proved to be the best model for factors acting before during and after the procedure. Simultaneous co\-existence of TIMI flow grade<2 in at least one RVB, and distal RPD embolization predicted the presence of RVI with the good sensitivity and specifity \(AUC 95 CI 0,97 \(0,94\-1\) \(OR=290, 95% CI\:28 to 2994, p<0,001\;OR =1553, 95% CI\:3 to 25771, p<0,001\) respectively. Group of 48 patients with RVI was divided into two groups\; one with small RVI and the second with large RVI, based on the median of RVIS \(Right Ventricular Infarct Size defined as RV_LE mass\/RVmass \*100%\), In univariate logistic regression analysis taking into account preprocedural, periprocedu and postprocedural factors affectin"]
