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- Little attention has been given to coronary air embolism complicating
PCI. It’s devastating, sometimes...
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- Patient, Male,71 years old。Peroxymal Chest pain for 1 year, symptom
worsen 10 days
- Risk factors:Smoking for 40 years,20/day. Blood glucose and lipid
normal.
- ECG before procedure
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- The occurrence rate of air thrombus during coronary intervention:
- Total:0.27%
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Angiogram:0.1-0.3%;
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PCI:0.84%
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- 1. Incomplete aspiration of guiding catheter upon introduction into the
vasculature
- 2. Balloon leakage or rupture
- 3. Prolonged negative suction of self-venting balloon catheters left
outside the patient
- 4. Introduction of balloon catheters into the guiding catheters
- 5. Removal of balloon catheters from deeply seated guiding catheter
- 6. Structural failure of catheter
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- 1. The patient abruptly complains chest pain or discomfort
- 2. The typical appearance of air in coronary circulation during contrast
injection is a leading edge of contrast media abruptly stopping, with a
hazy appearance pulsating back and forth on a meniscus of air
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- (1) 100% oxygen by face mask
- (2) Analgesics
- (3) Monitor and treat
arrhythmias
- (4) Circulature support with
pressors and intra-aortic balloon pump counterpulsation as necessary
- (5) Aspiration, forceful
injection of saline or contrast
- (6) Emergency CABG
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