Chapter 71 - Aortoiliac aneurysm - open treatment Flashcards
Open AAA first described by this person
Dubost 1952
Perioperative mortality of OAAA
3.2%
Pro and Con of MRA over CTA in OAAA planning
1) more information about surrounding inflammation 2) less information about calcification of the aortic wall 3) overestimates stenosis
Transperitoneal vs retroperitoneal in open AAA; intraoperative concerns
1) right renal exposure 2) right iliac (EIA/IIA) exposure 3) visceral exposure better with retro 4) presumed benefit in LOC, resp, pulm edema, pneumonia, ileus, ICU stay (CONTROVERSIAL)
Mobilizing left kidney in left visceral rotation requires division of this
Left renal lumbar vein
To keep left kidney down in left visceral rotation need to get into this plane by dividing these
Linorenal and linophrenic ligament plane between gerota’s fascia and posterior surface of colonic mesentery and pancreas
Renal protection strategies
Minimize ischemia time Drugs 1) fenoldopam (selective dopamine antagonist) 2) dopamine 3) lasix 4) mannitol 5) acetylcysteine Renal hypothermia: 1) hyperosmolar crystalloid (cold) 2) histidine-tryptophan-ketoglutarate (HTK) solution 3) saline w/ mannitol and methylprednisolone
Complication rate post OAAA
MI 10% (beta blockers help) Pneumonia 17% Renal failure 10% (0.5% dialysis); pararenal then 15-20% (3.5% dialysis) Colonic ischemia 30% asymp; 0.2-6% symp LE ischemia Spinal cord ischemia <1% (0.2%) VTE 8% PE 1.4%
Post-OAAA surveillance as per SVS
every 5 years also look for other aneurysms
Mortality in EVAR explant conversion to open
0-22%
Inflammatory aneurysm rate
5% of all aneurysms
Etiology of non-infectious inflammatory aneurysm
1) exaggerated normal inflammation 2) chronic subacute rupture 3) variant retroperitoneal fibrosis treating aneurysm stops inflammation often
Key in operating on inflammatory aneurysms open
1) enter aneurysm sac early to minimize dissections of viscerals 2) ureteric stents for protection
Infected aneurysms rate
0.65-1.5% of all aneurysms
Most common infected aneurysm organisms
Staph Strep Salmonella E coli