Solve a specific problem Traditionally a “binary” problem:– Some problems are better solved with traditional “open surgery” – Some better solved with “catheter-based” procedures – So
Trang 1Clinical Applications of Hybrid Cardiac Surgery
Michael S Firstenberg, MD FACC
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Akron City Hospital - The Summa Health System
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presentation
Trang 4Solve a specific problem Traditionally a “binary” problem:
– Some problems are better solved with
traditional “open surgery”
– Some better solved with “catheter-based”
procedures
– Some patients might benefit from combination
of both?
– In an era of “evidence-based medicine” care
should be individualized for each patient
– Sometimes patients have >1 problem
– Aortic stenosis and CAD
– CAD and Carotid Stenosis
Risk vs Benefit
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• “Failure” of less invasive therapy
• “Progression” of disease
• Balance of Co-morbidities
– Various therapies each aim to alter
the risk vs benefit ratios
Catheter-• Bare Metal
• Drug Eluding
• absorbable
• Anaortic
• Mini-invasive
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• Alleviate symptoms
– Control pain – Quality of life – Quantity of life
• Long-term risks vs benefits
• Short-term risks vs benefits
• Costs
– To the patient – To society – Short vs long-term
MUST be individualized for each patient
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Schrödinger equation with variable coefficients in
inhomogeneous fibers
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Optimal Patient
Care
Not as easy as it
looks
Trang 8STEMI – Acute MI Model:
Serial Therapy
1 Initial medical stabilization
2 Immediate catheter therapy
– Stenting
– Medical therapy (BB, Statin, ASA)
3 Recovery (Days? Weeks?)
“Hybrid Therapy”
Optimized teams and therapies for each problem
Trang 9“Hybrid” Coronary Revascularization (HCR)
– Prolonged recovery
PCI
• PRO’s
– Less invasive – Shorter recovery – Less costs
• CON’s
– Stent thrombosis – Need for repeat revascularization – Suboptimal long-term results
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• “Hybrid” operating room
• Performed the same time
• Lower costs
• Shorter hospitalization
HCR vs STEMI Model? All a difference in timing and strategy
•PCI First, then CABG (LIMA-LAD)
•Multi-vessel stenting
•“Safer” PCI if complication occurs
•But “unprotected”
•CABG with anti-platelet agents
•CABG First, then PCI (Preferred)
•Incomplete revascularization risks
•Risk for second surgery
•Completion angiography – Uncertain value?
Trang 11“Hybrid” Coronary Revascularization (HCR)
• Patient selection (co-morbidities)
• Ideal coronary anatomy –
– SYNTAX Score
Unanswered Questions / Controversies
Most Importantly: Are the outcomes any
better?
Unclear???
Any better examples?
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The Burden of the Problem
• 2.5 millions adults in the U.S
– 80% > 65 years/old – Incidence to double in 40 years – 2x increased in stroke rate (vs NSR) – 3x more likely to have CHF
– $8 billion/year in stroke management
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Left Atrial Lesions
• Currently no ideal therapy
• Catheter based endocardial
• Surgical based epicardial
– Complexity (Cox-Maze)
• 80-90% ”cure”
– Limited (PVI)
• 40-60% “cure”
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• Technically very difficult with an
• Results unpredictable as atrial
tissue scar matures
• Mapping-based endocardial
approach are also limited
Trang 15The Problem: FAST Study Freedom from Atrial Fibrillation
Freedom from
AFib
Catheter (n=63)
Boersma LVA, et al Atrial Fibrillation Catheter Ablation Versus Surgical Ablation Treatment (FAST):
A 2-Center Randomized Clinical Trial Circulation 2012;125:230-30
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approaches Single procedure – Hybrid OR
Intra-Pericardial (Trans Xyphoid)
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Trang 19Anterior RPV & Right Atrium
The Numeris ® & EPiSense ® Guided marketed systems are indicated for endoscopic coagulation of cardiac tissue
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Ad, Henry, Hunt: The implementation of a comprehensive clinical protocol improves long-term success after surgical treatment of atrial fibrillation JTCVS 2010
•Close follow-up – Team Approach
•Aggressive management of arrhythmias
•Compliance with medications
Medical Off-Proto On-Proto
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• High risk patients
– Severe co-morbidities
– Often previous surgery
• Surgical options are poor
– High morbidity/mortality – Technically demanding – Staged Procedures
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Extra-anatomical debranching Frozen Elephant trunk
Trang 25• Extra-anatomical options
• Lower risk surgery
• More complex stenting
• Many case reports and limited
series
Trang 26Hybrid Arch Outcomes
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• Failed medical therapies
• Failed multiple endocardial
ablations
• Not a transplant candidate
Trang 29Conclusions: Traditional Cardiac Therapies
“Limited/Focal” Problem Solving
Short Hospitalization Shortened Recovery
Trang 30“Hybrid” Cardiac Surgery: Option #1
Conventional Surgery
Conventional Catheter Interventions
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Conventional Surgery
Conventional Catheter Interventions
Complex Problems in which options (currently) are
limited with only surgery or only a catheter based
procedure
“Best of both procedure”
But sometimes the risks are additive
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Trang 32Optimize a plan for each patient:
– 1 size does NOT fit all
– Consider long and short-term risks and
benefits
– Best techniques for the problem or problems
• Newer techniques and tools
• Older established therapies
– Best “people” for the problem or problems – Sometimes need to optimize timing