4. The Disrupt
CAD II Study
• In patients with severe CAC who require
coronary revascularization, IVL was safely
performed with high procedural success and
minimal complications and resulted in
substantial calcific plaque fracture in most
lesions.
6. Epstein and Plesset : mathematical model
• Epstein and Plesset were the first to use their mathematical model to
determine the behavior and dissolution of microbubbles in a solution
7. Explanation of abbreviations
• R=bubble radius
• t=time
• DG=gas mass diffusivity in the fluid
• B=universal gas constant
• MG=molecular weight of the gas
• C0=bulk dissolved gas concentration
• Csat=saturated concentration of the dissolved gas
• Pamb=ambient pressure
• σB =the surface tension of the bubble
• T=temperature
8. Protocol for Managing Coronary Air Embolism
• Prompt detection
• Immediately administer 100% O2
• Rapid IV fluids
• Temporary pacemaker placement
• Rapid groin access (if initial radial approach) or second (contralateral)
femoral arterial access for IABP or Impella placement
• Heparin 70 units/kg bolus and ACT q20 min
• Atropine
• phenylephrine for bradycardia and hypotension
• ACLS protocol
9. • Repeat angiography of (culprit) coronary artery with low-osmolar
ionic contrast — lowest volume to define anatomy, TIMI flow and air
embolus (no left ventricular [LV] gram) with interventions (at the
discretion of the physician)
• Bedside immediate echo
• Usual post percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) monitoring or
hemodynamic-guided treatment for cardiogenic shock care,
depending on clinical situation
• CT or MRI brain if cerebrovascular accident (CVA) suspected (embolic)
11. T=THROMBUS
• The use of embolic
protection devices is
indicated for saphenous vein
graft interventions (1)
•
• Xenogiannis I., Tajti P., Hall
A.B., et al. (2019) Update
on cardiac catheterization
in patients with prior
coronary artery bypass
graft surgery. J Am Coll
Cardiol Intv 12:1635–1649.
12. T=Thrombus
• but not for acute coronary
syndromes because of a lack of
benefit in prior randomized
controlled trials (2)
• Stone G.W., Webb J., Cox D.A., et
al. (2005) Distal microcirculatory
protection during percutaneous
coronary intervention in acute
ST-segment elevation myocardial
infarction: a randomized
controlled trial. JAMA 293:1063–
1072.
13. Remain
prepare for
your next
case
• Calcification ,air ,thrombus
• Inside coronary ,each is a cat
• A cardiologist don’t run away
• Fight like Ganesh’s talent rat