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Con: DHCA is not required for aortic arch surgery ACTA Lecture Series: October 5, 2012 Alexander J Gregory MD, FRCPC CT Anesthesia Fellow Department.

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1 Con: DHCA is not required for aortic arch surgery ACTA Lecture Series: October 5, Alexander J Gregory MD, FRCPC CT Anesthesia Fellow Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care University of Pennsylvania Hospital System

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3 Definitions Circulatory arrest Antegrade cerebral perfusion (ACP)
Hypothermia Neurologic deficit (PND vs TND)

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5 ACP Techniques CPB cannula = UACP cannula CPB cannula + UACP or BACP
Direct cannulation vs. graft vs. balloon Spinal cord perfusion Lower body and viscera perfusion

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7 ACP Disadvantages Embolization Dissection
Variable cerebral circulation (Circle of Willis) Increased complexity Surgical field clutter Increased cost

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9 Urbanski Zierer Total Non Type A < 30 mins 30-60 mins > 60 mins Mortality 0.9 % 5 % 4 % 3 % 8 % 11 % PND 2 % TND 2.3 % Paraplegia 0 % 0.3 % ---- ARF 1.5 % 6 % ALF

10 Includes Acute Type-A Dissections
Urbanski Zierer Total Non Type A < 30 mins 30-60 mins > 60 mins Mortality 0.9 % 5 % 4 % 3 % 8 % 11 % PND 2 % TND 2.3 % Paraplegia 0 % 0.3 % ---- ARF 1.5 % 6 % ALF Includes Acute Type-A Dissections

11 Excluding Acute Type-A Dissections
Urbanski Zierer Total Non Type A < 30 mins 30-60 mins > 60 mins Mortality 0.9 % 5 % 4 % 3 % 4% 0 % PND 2 % TND 2.3 % Paraplegia 0.3 % ---- ARF 1.5 % 8 % ALF Excluding Acute Type-A Dissections

12 ACP Disadvantages ? Local axillary neuro = 5/655 (0.8%)
Vascular complications = 0/1002 (0%) Ax. post-op compartment synd. = 0/655 (0%) Ax. post-op malperfusion = 0/655 (0%) Carotid hyperperfusion = 0/347 (0%)

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14 Disadvantages of Hypothermia
Increased CPB time Coagulopathy Increased vascular resistance Left shift of Oxy-Hgb curve Impaired cerebral autoregulation Impaired immune system Multi-organ dysfunction Rewarming injury

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16 Moderate ACP vs DHCA +/- RCP (Misfeld 2012)
ACP + mod DHCA +/- RCP p-value Mortality 9 % 11 % 0.1 PND 14 % < 0.05 TND 16% 0.5 Respiratoty failure 17 % 25 % ARF 15 % 0.2 Low CO syndrome 7 % 4 % 0.3 Sepsis 5 % GI complication 8 %

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18 Mild ACP vs Deep ACP (Watanabe 2011)
ACP + mild ACP + deep p-value Mortality 0 % NS CVA 19 % < 0.05 CPB (min) 128 197 < 0.001 OR (min) 303 431 <0.001 ABT (mL) 682 1490 < 0.01 Extubation (hrs) 24 88 Hospital LOS (d) 28 42

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20 Mild ACP vs Moderate ACP (Kaneda 2005)
ACP + mild ACP + mod p-value Mortality 10 % NS PND 5 % CPB (min) 146 217 < 0.01 OR (min) 345 510 <0.01 ABT (mL) 1724 3051 < 0.05 Intubation (d) 1.9 4.9 ICU LOS (d) 4.6 8.5

21 Mild ACP vs Moderate ACP (Numata 2012***)
ACP + mild ACP + mod p-value Mortality 6 % > 0.99 PND 10 % 0.39 TND CPB (min) 164 188 <0.05 ARF 4 % 15 % < 0.05 A Fib 16 % 35 % < 0.01 MV > 3 days 7 % 18 % Re-exploration 5 % 11 % 0.15 GI bleed 1 % 0.1

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24 Future Direction CA < 30 minutes: DHCA vs ACP+mild
CA minutes: RCP vs ACP CA > 45 minutes: ACP + mild vs ACP + deep ACP techniques (ex: UACP vs BACP) Lower body perfusion techniques


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