3. Bleeding by Hospital Site
30
Number of Hospitals
Mean
25
0.023082
Percent Hospitals
Lower Quartile
20
920
0.010403
Median
0.019608
Upper Quartile
0.031337
15
10
5
0
-1-0
0-1
1-2
2-3
3-4
4-5
5-6
6-7
7-8
Bleeding Rate (%)
8-9 9-10 10-11 11-12 > 12
Marso et al. JAMA 2010;303:2156-2164
4. WHY IS TERUMO INVOLVED WITH RADIAL?
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
5. CLINICAL BENEFITS OF TR ARE ASSOCIATED
WITH COST EFFECTIVENESS AND PATIENT
SATISFACTION
Results
Metrics
1
Primary
Clinical
Outcome
2
Complications
Procedure Success Rate
Access Site Crossover
Access Site Complication
Major Bleeding
Source
Jolly et al
RIVAL
Jolly et al
RIVAL*
Kiemeneij et al
RIVAL
Jolly et al
Vorobcsuk et al
Radial
Femoral
95.3%
96.6%
95.4%
95.2%
5.9%
1.4%
7.6%
2.0%
0.0%
2.0%
1.4%
3.7%
0.05%
2.3%
0.77%
2.61%
2.5%
3.8%
3.65%
6.55%
40 min
38 min
35 min
34 min
1.5 days
1.8 days
1.31 days
1.75 days
86 min (CathLab) 174 min (CathLab)
386 min (Ward)
720 min (Ward)
$369.50
$446.90**
$4,508
$5,213
4
Patient
Satisfaction
Duration of Procedure
Kiemeneij et al
Length of Stay
Kiemeneij et al
Amoroso et al
Total Procedural Cost
Cost
Effectiveness
Jolly et al
Nurse Workload
3
Death, MI, or Stroke
Roussanov et al
Access Site Satisfaction
RIVAL
90%
49%
Preferred Choice Among Patients
with both TR&TF experience
Cooper et al
87%
2%
Vorobcsuk et al
RIVAL
CARAFE
Amoroso et al
CARAFE
: Superior to TF
: Equivalent
Majority of cases
suitable for TR,
with similar efficacy
and less risk of AS
Complications
Significantly less
risk of adverse
bleedingevents
with TR
Lower cost and
more efficient use
of hospital
resources with TR
High patient
satisfaction with TR
approach
* Inverse relationship between likelihood of access site crossover to TF and operator experience with TR [RIVAL]
** Cost for femoral cases not using a closure device. Median cost for femoral cases using a closure device was $553.40 *** Sources detailed on final slide
6. FINDING THE BALANCE BETWEEN INPATIENT AND OP PCI
Patient Acuity a Major Factor in Determining
Outpatient
Outpatient Shift shift potential
Case distribution
Percentage of
Cases Eligible to
Move Outpatient
Source: Cardiovascular Roundtable
interviews and analysis.
Shaded region represents outpatient cases
Low
Relative Patient Acuity
High
Relationship Between Acuity, Case Distribution, and Outpatient Shift
CMS knows that the majority of PCI patients can be done safely as OP, but
vascular access complications, or the fear thereof, have traditionally driven
hospitals to keep patients overnight for observation.
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
8. LEVERAGING PATIENT PREFERENCE FOR TR IS KEY TO
REALIZING SYSTEMIC BENEFITS INCLUDING GREATER
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY
Impact of Transradial Benefits
Clinical
Benefits
: TR Benefits
: Impact of Patient
Preference for TR
Cost
Effectivenes
s
Less Risk of Access Site Crossover
Reduced Nurse Workload
More Resource Efficiency
from Higher Volume
TR Requests /
Referrals
Patient
Satisfaction
Operator
Expertise
Greater
Differentiation
Marketing
Advantage
10. SLENDER DELIVERS SOLUTIONS PATIENTS, MORE TRI…
2.62 O.D
2.46 O.D
6Fr Sheath
Down
Sizing
6Fr GSS
Equivalent
Diameter
5Fr Sheath
2.21 I.D
6Fr GSS is compatible with any 6Fr guiding catheter while maintaining an
outer diameter of at 5Fr sheath
Regulatory Approval #2727
11. SLENDER LOOKS DIFFERENT
Gray on strain relief indications
outer diameter of 5Fr
Green on valve and
dilator indicates inner
diameter of 6Fr
12. Not All Access Can Be RadialWe Need to be Flexible
PRECISION MICRO ACCESSING
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
13. FEATURES / BENEFITS | PINNACLE PRECISION
®
Innovative 7cm Needle
21 G / 19 G
Taper
Bevel Cut
Technology
Non-Echogenic
vs.
Echogenic
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
14. FEATURES / BENEFITS | PINNACLE PRECISION
®
TIF IK Sheath
•
TIF Tip w/ 0.021” Distal Hole
o 10cm Lengths in 4Fr, 5Fr, 6Fr, 7Fr and 8Fr Sizes
Up to 24% Less Insertion Force and Resistance
• Seamless Dilator-to-Sheath Transition Reduces
Gapping and Keeps Sheath Integrity
• Excellent Flexibility for Maximum Kink
Resistance
• TIF Tip is Less Likely to Deform, Resulting in
Easier, Safer Insertion
•
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
15. TIF TIP WITH 0.021” END HOLE
0.021” TIF Transitions
4Fr, 5Fr, 6Fr, 7Fr, 8Fr Sizes
10cm Length
TIF Tip Transitions
Strong Dilator Hub Attachment
– prevents dilator backout
Snap Fit
Stiff 4Fr and 5Fr also
Hypotube incorporated into dilator tube
Stiffness Transition
Flexible Tip
Dilator Hub
Dilator Tube (blue)
Sheath Tube (white)
Hypotube (gray)
Sheath Hub
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
15
16. 16
Product Comparison
Competitor 1
Competitor 2
Softer material
Making the tip sharper results in easier
puncture but the material on the tip is so
soft and thin it becomes very easy to peel
Competitor 3
Making the tip sharper results in easier
Puncture, but the material on the tip is so
soft and thin it becomes very easy to peel
Large bump at sheath tip resulting in the
greatest resistance when puncturing.
Clearance between sheath and dilator
results in greater possibility of peel back
Competitor 4
Large bump and clearance between sheath
and dilator resulting in puncture difficultly
and increased possibility in peel back
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
17. SHEATH/DILATOR INTERFACE MATTERS
Notice the elimination of clearance between
the sheath and the dilator. Transition is very
smooth resulting in reduced possibility for
distal end to peel and increasing the
possibility for easier punctures
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
18. THE NEED FOR LARGER ACCESS SOLUTIONS
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
19. Despite the lower profile of new THV systems, vascular
access complications remain the most frequent
procedural pitfall of TF-TAVI
Jilaihawi et al JACC Cardiovasc Intv 2010;3:859-66
LARGE BORE ACCESS IS ANYTHING BUT BENIGN
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
20. LARGE BORE BLEEDING IS WORSE!
VARC Criteria
Ratio between sheath OD and FA MLD
>1.05 shows more VARC major
complications
3X increase in 30 day Mortality rates
CA++ score 0-3
Tortuousity Score 0-3
Transfemoral Aortic Valve Implantation
New Criteria to Predict Vascular Complications
JACC Cardiovascular Intervention 2011 Vol 4, No 8
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
22. SHEATH EXPANSION AND REMOVAL OF DILATOR
Hydrophyllic coating
Dilator Balloon
Expanded OD is
3Fr larger than ID
Working length (25-35 cm)
14-24Fr
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
26. IN CONCLUSION
It all starts with the needle puncture
Sheaths are a direct source of complications
We can’t do all procedures radially, and when we can’t
we have to take the same care and attention to the
femoral
The frontier of vascular access is moving beyond
femoral and radial as tibial/pedal gains popularity
And when we have to access the femoral for larger
sheaths, new tools and techniques are now available
to minimize the opportunity for complications
TERUMO INTERVENTIONAL SYSTEMS
Editor's Notes
9/10/2010 1:36:31 PM
Trend in the use of r-PCI over time in the overall data set and key subgroups. Trend in the use of r-PCI over time in the overall data set (A); patients aged ≥75 and <75 years (B); men and women (C); patients with stable angina, non–ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndrome (NSTE ACS), and ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) (D); and patients in Northeast, West, Midwest, and South regions (E). PCI indicates percutaneous coronary intervention; Qtr, quarter; r-PCI, radial approach to percutaneous coronary intervention; and UA, unstable angina.