Title: Peri-operatieve
1Peri-operatieve Respiratoire Complicaties
Dirk Himpe MD PhD ZNA Middelheim Antwerpen
2MORE IS MISSED BY NOT LOOKING THAN BY NOT
KNOWING Anonymous
3Chapters 28 29 Chapter 54 - pp 1389-95
4werkhypothese (algemene) anesthesie IS een
respiratoire complicatie
5anamnese KO versus epidemiologie evidence
wat kan er verkeerd gaan ? wat kan ik verkeerd
doen ?
anesthesieplan
wat is er verkeerd gegaan, wat kan er nog
verkeerd gaan en wat doe ik er aan?
6W. SMETANA - NEJM 1999
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8Venous Admixture True Shunt
9Venous Admixture V/Q mismatch
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13Spirometrie
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16Resp Compl
0.06
0.94
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niet abd niet thor
Resp Compl
0.9
0.3 0.4
hoog
Resp Compl
abdominale heelkunde
COPD
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0.7 0.6
0.1
Resp Compl
0.16
laag
0.84
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17new wheezing
new wheezing
18luchtweg weerstand
niet-rokers rokers
Eames et al. Anesthesiology, 841307-11, 1999
19 of Baseline
Time after Anesthetic Initiated (Min)
Goff et al, Anesthesiology  2000 93404-408
20luchtweg weerstand na infusie oleinezuur
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221ste doel FRC behouden
23C dV/dP
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25diafragma koepel
AA
atelectase gewoon t.g.v. inductie AA
G. Hedenstierna. Baillieres Clinical
Anaesthesiology, 101-30, 1996.
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272de doel collaps hyperexpansie voorkomen pro
tectieve beademings strategie
28Acute Lung Injury (ALI) - Niet-cardiaal
longoedeem Transfusion Related
(TRALI) Ventilator associated (VALI) Ventilator
induced (VILI) Ventilator associated pneumonie
(VAP) Volutrauma Atelectrauma (shear-stress
trauma) Biotrauma (vrijzetten mediatoren) Adult
Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) Barotrauma
29Barotrauma gtgt manifest extra-alveolar
air
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32V entilator I nduced L ung I njury
33Parker JC et al. J Appl Physiol 1984, 571809-16
34Effect of 45 cmH2O PIP
Control 5 min 20
min
Dreyfuss D, Am J Respir Crit Care Med 1998 157
294323
35Volutrauma
Dreyfuss,D ARRD 1988, 137 1159 -gt P
independent
36PIP45 PEEP0
PIP14 PEEP0
PIP45 PEEP10
Webb Tierney ARRD 1974, 110 556
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39C dV/dP
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41Pinhu et al. Lancet 2003 361332-340
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44Deflatie
Insuflatie
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46Shearstress Injury Atelectrauma
Tearing at Bronchio-Alveolar Junction as lung
is recruited and allowed to collapse most
occurs in dependent lung zones
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48Bron ARDS Network, NEJM 2000.
49Walder et al. EJA 22, 2005 786794
50Na 2 uur IPPV
Slutsky, A. S. Chest 1999 116 9-15S
51PEEP TV minimaliseren (6-8ml/kg) Plateau druk lt
35 cm H2O Beperken peak inspiratory
flow Inverse ratio I/R NUNN - p 416
523de doel Airtrapping voorkomen
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55COPD
normaal
TV
Hedley-Whyte J et al., J Clin Invest 4510, p
1543, 1966.
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60Theres nothing thats good for everyone
614de doel geen aspiratie
62Risk aspiration gastric contents
Extremes of ageEmergency statusTypes of
surgery (most common in cases of esophageal,
upper abdominal, or emergency laparotomy
surgery )Recent mealDelayed gastric emptying
and/or decreased lower
esophageal sphincter toneTraumaPregnancyPain
and stressDepressed level of conciousnessMorbid
obesityDifficult airwayPoor motor
controlEsophageal disease
63Maternal mortality from anesthesia and pulmonary
aspiration , 1952-1999 (Compiled from the Report
on Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Death in
the United Kingdom)
64pH lt 2.5 en/of volume gt 25 mL Postop
detoriatie al of niet na 2 uur
65EEFECTS OF DRUGS VS RISK OF ASPIRATION IN OBESE
PATIENTS
- Effect of drugs on the risk of pulmonary
aspiration in obese patients, as reported by
various studies (Amalraj S, personal
communication).
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67Recovery
68Mechanische
Luchtwegobstructie
Bronchospasme
Hypoxemie/hypercapnie
Resteffecten medicatie
Overhydratatie
Longoedeem
Quality Indicatoren
Pulmonaire Hypertensie
nood reintubatie
RH decompensatie
nabeademen
Cor Pulmonale
verlengd verblijf
Long-embolie
Pneumothorax (spannings-)
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71ASA Closed Claims Study
Association of Death and Difficult Intubation
With Site of Airway Injury (n 244 claims)
Difficult Intubation( of site)
Routine Intubation( of site)
Death( of site)
Total( of 244)
Site
16(19)
67(81)
1(1)
83(34)
Larynx
27(66)
14(34)
9(22)
41(17)
Esophagus
17(44)
22(56)
3(8)
39(16)
Pharynx
21(62)
13(38)
5(15)
34(14)
Trachea
0(0)
24(100)
0(0)
24(10)
TMJ
3(25)
9(75)
0(0)
12(5)
Nose
9(82)
2(18)
3(27)
11(4)
Multiple Sites
P lt0.05 compared to laryngeal injury
72Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment Severe Outcome, Standard of Care, and Frequency and Amount of Payment
 Severe Outcome Severe Outcome Standard of Care Standard of Care Payment Payment
Claims Brain Damage Death Appropriate Sub- standard Yes Median Amount
Airway Trauma (n 244) 0 21(9) 166(68) 43(18) 111(51) 25,000
Other General Anesthesia Claims (n 2,714) 397 (15) 1,099(40) 1,070(39) 1,253(46) 1,634(66) 125,000
P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims. P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims. P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims. P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims. P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims. P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims. P lt0.001 compared to general anesthesia claims.
Table 2
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