Chapter 77 - TAAA open repair Flashcards

1
Q

Adam’s 1954 paraplegia rate in TAAA open repair

A

25%

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2
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DeBakey 1964 mortality rate in TAAA

A

50%

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3
Q

Crawford 1974 series of TAAA open repair

A

Mortality 8% paralysis 16% much improved since then

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4
Q

% of TAAA ruptures under 6 cm

A

13% rarely below 5.5 cm

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5
Q

Extracorporeal circulation in TAAA repair

A

Assisted circulation (left heart bypass): left atrial/left pulmonary cannula –> femoral artery Hypothermic cardiac arrest: femoral artery –> femoral vein/right atrium + left ventricular sump drain Cool pt to 16-18C Gott shunt: passive flow from aorta to aorta distally Axillofemoral bypass: passive flow

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6
Q

Anesthetic drug use in TAAA open repair

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1) nitroprusside and hydralazine avoided for spinal ischemia 2) sodium bicarb when aorta occluded (0.05 meq/kg/min) 3) methylprednisolone after induction and naloxone after surgery 4) amnnitol before aortic occlusion and after renal reperfusion

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7
Q

Temperature for cooling during surgery

A

31-34 C

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8
Q

Spinal fluid pressure

A

< 6 mm during aortic occlusion

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9
Q

MAP during surgery

A

> 90 mm Hg

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10
Q

TAAA open surgery patient position

A

Lateral decubitus with left side up Shoulder vertical with pelvix tilted to access left femoral vessels

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11
Q

Rib space for different pathologies

A

Arch aneurysm = 5th Craford 1-2 = 5-6th Descending = 4th - 7th Type 3-4 = 8th or 9th space

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12
Q

Recurrent laryngeal nerve injury rate in TAAA repair

A

10% especially when proximal anast is proximal to left subclavian

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13
Q

TAAA exposure

A

1) cut through rib space as previously determined 2) cut diaphragm at aortic hiatus 3) spare phrenic nerve 4) ligate lumbar vein of left renal 5) retroperitoneal lift up kidney

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14
Q

Dose with hypothermic circulatory arrest heparin

A

400 units/kg

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15
Q

Condition before cross clamping

A

1) SBP < 100 2) temp < 34 3) spinal fluid pressure < 6 mmHg 4) MAP > 100

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16
Q

Cooling solution for kidney

A

300-400 ml of 4C renal perfusion solutio 12.5g mannitol and 1000 Units heparin/L of lactated ringers

17
Q

Visceral renal reattachment in TAAA

A

Carrel patch keep narrow to avoid aneurysm SMA-CELIAC +/- right renal left renal alone Coselli branched graft for individual attachment - in connective tissue disease

18
Q

Dye to test renal perfusion

A

Indigo carmine given IV to see in urine production

19
Q

Number of intercostals to reimplant

A

2-4

20
Q

Suturing dacron to endograft technique

A

FIGURE 77.12

21
Q

Treatment of delayed weakness/paralysis

A

1) increase MAP 2) drain more spinal fluid 3) restart neuroprotective medication 4) maintain cardiac index

22
Q

Greater radiculary

A

Arises from Artery of Adamkiewicz between T8-L2 (85%)

23
Q

Factors associated with increased spinal paralysis

A

1) Cardiac index low 2) dissection etiology 3) C2 pathology 4) acute 5) age

24
Q

Risk of paralysis by age after TAAA mortality

A

< 60 yo: 1.4% > 60 yo 5.7% MORTALY 0.7% 8.9%

25
Q

Mathematical model for calculating expected paraplegia based on extent of aortic repair

A

BELOW FIGURE 77.15

26
Q

Pulmonary complication after TAAA

A

27% 8-10% need trach

27
Q

Mortality after TAAA by age

A

TABLE 77.3

28
Q

Mortality by clamping modality and adjuncts in TAAA

A

TABLE 77.4

29
Q

Mortality improvements TAAA elective vs urgent and age

A

Elective < 60 yo 0% > 80 yo 5.7% Urgent < 60 yo 1.6% > 80 yo 42.9% (with renal failure 67%)

30
Q

Mortality improvements over time in TAAA

A

Era 1 - 11.34% Era 2 - 7.99% mostly improved because of paraplegia improvement

31
Q

Post-taaa mortality due to renal failure

A

50-60%

32
Q

Rate of permanent dialysis after TAAA with normothermic vs hypothermic

A

15% normothermic 0.8% hypothermic

33
Q

Survival after TAAA

A

69-78% 1 year 45-68% 5 years