6. Risk factor
1.extension of aortic coverage >205 mm
2.coverage of Adamkiewicz artery origin
3.compromise of collateral arteries
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10. Preoperative
• Optimize patient’s cardiovascular status
• Decreasing dose of antihypertensives preoperatively
• Assess the collateral bed and consider revascularization
if possible
13. Postoperative
• Continued lumbar drain for 48-72 hr
• Hemodynamic monitor: avoid hypotension and elevated
CVP
• Slow resumption of Antihypertensive
14. If SCI is detected
• Dainage spinal pressure: <5 mmHg, 5 days
• Oxygen delivery: Hb > 10 g/dL, O2, CI >2.5 L/min/BSA
• Hemodynamic: MAP >90, SCPP >80
• Neuroprotective drug: manitol, corticosteroid, naloxone
• Assess for other underlying contributing factor: GIB,
infection, cardiac arrhythmia
15. Take home message
• Prevention is the BEST
• spinal drainage
• length of stent < 205 mm
• Lt. subclavian bypass, avoid hypogastric occlusion
• hemodynamic monitoring, avoid hypotension