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Title: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms Diagnosis and treatment


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Abdominal Aortic AneurysmsDiagnosis and treatment
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AAA defintion
  • Varies by age, gender, body surface area
  • Typically diagnosed if aortic diameter is 3.0
    cm

ACC/AHA Guidelines on PAD Circulation
2006113e463-465.
3
Prevalence of AAA
  • In the US, AAA causes almost 14 000 deaths each
    year and accounts for 63 000 hospital discharges

ACC/AHA Guidelines on PAD Circulation
2006113e463-465.
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Risk factors associated with AAA
  • Older age
  • Male sex
  • Family hx
  • Smoking
  • Hypertension
  • Dyslipidemia
  • Atherosclerotic disease
  • COPD

ACC/AHA Guidelines on PAD Circulation
2006113e463-465.
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Types of AAA
  • Morphological classification
  • fusiform aneurysms
  • saccular aneurysms
  • dissecting aneurysms
  • pseudo-aneurysms
  • Segments involved
  • thoracic
  • thoraco-abdominal
  • abdominal
  • main branches of the aorta
  • iliac arteries

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AAA Sequelae
  • Natural history
  • gradual and/or sporadic expansion
  • accumulation of mural thrombus
  • Complications
  • rupture
  • thromboembolic events
  • compression of adjacent structures

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Progression of a AAA
  • Pathological changes cause the aorta wall to
  • become thinner
  • bulge
  • tear
  • rupture

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Growth rate of AAA

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Symptoms of AAA rupture
  • Abdominal/back pain
  • Pulsatile abdominal mass
  • Hypotension
  • Clinical triad occurs in only about one-third of
    cases.

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2006113e463-465.
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AAA risk of rupture
Risk of rupture for untreated aneurysm within 5
years ()
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6-6.9cm
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Aneurysm size
Simplifed estimates based on various studies
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Rupture outcomes
  • Mortality rate can be as high as 801
  • More than one third of rupture cases die outside
    the hospital2
  • Adam. J Vasc Surg 199930922-8.
  • Thomas. Br J Surg Aug 1988

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Operative mortality
  • 35-70 for ruptured aneurysm
  • Pae. J Am Surg 2007 Qureshi. Ann Vasc Surg 2007
    Greco. J Vasc Surg 2006 Pepplenbosch. J Vasc
    Surg 2006 Visser. Eur J Vasc Endovasc Surg 2005
    Brown. Br J Surg 2002 Heller. J Vasc Surg 2000
    Adam. J Vasc Surg 1999 Johansen. J Vasc Surg
    1991 Ouriel. J Vasc Surg 1990.
  • 1.0-8.0 for elective AAA cases
  • Qureshi. Ann Vasc Surg 2007 Cowan. Ann NY Acad
    Sci 2006 Heller. J Vasc Surg 2000 Bradbury. Br
    J Surg 1998 Blankensteijn. Br J Surg 1998.

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ACC/AHA screening high-risk
  • Men 60 yrs who are siblings or offspring of
    AAA patients
  • Men 65-75 yrs who have ever smoked
  • Physical exam and ultrasound

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2006113e463-465.
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Diagnosis physical exam
  • In one study (N198)
  • 48 of AAA cases were diagnosed clinically
  • physical exam missed 38 of cases detected
    radiologically

Karkos CD. Eur J Vasc Endovasc Surg
200019299-303.
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Sensitivity of physical exam
Pooled analysis of 15 studies
Lederle. JAMA 199928177-82.
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Sensitivity of ultrasound
  • Ranges from 82 to 99
  • Approx 100 in cases with a pulsatile mass
  • In a small proportion of patients, visualization
    of the aorta inadequate due to obesity, bowel
    gas, or periaortic disease

Quill. Surg Clin North Am 198969713-20.
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Ultrasound screening
P0.003
P0.001
P0.002
Controlled screening trial of men age 65 to 73
ITT analysis n6333 screened, n6306 control
Lindholdt. BMJ 2005330750.
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ACC/AHA Guidelines AAA repair
  • Infrarenal/juxtarenal AAA 5.5 cm should undergo
    repair 4.0-5.4 cm, ultrasound/CT scans every
    6-12 mo
  • Repair can be beneficial for
    infrarenal/juxtarenal AAAs 5.0-6.0 cm
  • Repair probably indicated for suprarenal/type
    IV thoracoabdominal AA gt5.5-6.0cm
  • AAA lt4.0cm, ultrasound every 2-3 years is
    reasonable
  • Intervention not recommended asymptomatic
    infrarenal/ juxtarenal AAAs lt5.0 cm (men) or
    lt4.5 cm (women)

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Treatment options
Endovascular stent grafting
  • Open surgery

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Open repair advantages
  • Established procedure more than 40 years of
    clinical experience
  • Excludes aneurysm and prevents sac growth
  • Proven, long-term results

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Open surgical repair (OSR) drawbacks
  • Significant incision in the abdomen
  • 3090 minute cross-clamp
  • Up to 4-hour procedure
  • 12 days intensive care714 days
    hospitalization46 weeks recovery time

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Contraindications to OSR
  • High anesthesia risk
  • Severely obese
  • Significant cardiac co-morbidities
  • Previous abdominal surgery/hostile abdomen
  • Difficult recovery for patient
  • risks functional impairment 1
  • risk of erectile dysfunction 2

1. Williamson. J Vasc Surg 200133913-920. 2.
Lee. Ann Vasc Surg 20001413-19.
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Early OSR vs watchful waiting
Combined ADAM and UKSAT trials of early/immediate
OSR vs surveillance/delayed OSR for AAA lt 5.5
cm N 2226
Lederle. Ann Intern Med 2007146735-741.
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Endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR)
  • Benefits
  • minimally invasive
  • reduced risk of perioperative death
  • faster recovery

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AAA repair with stent graft

Postoperative angiogram
Preoperative angiogram
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EVAR
  • Drawbacks
  • Complications and re-interventions
  • intrasac endoleaks
  • stent graft migration
  • modular dislocation

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Endovascular stent grafting
  • Morphology suitable for endovascular repair
  • adequate vascular access
  • appropriate aortic neck length and angulation

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EVAR vs OSR 30-day outcomes
1. Lancet 2004364843-8.2. N Engl J Med
20043511607-1618.
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EVAR vs OSR 2-year outcomesDREAM
N Engl J Med 20053522398-405.
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DREAM sexual dysfunction
  • Both EVAR and open repair have a negative impact
    on sexual function in the early postoperative
    period.
  • After EVAR, recovery to preoperative levels is
    faster than after open repair.
  • At 3 months, sexual dysfunction levels are
    similar in both groups.
  • Measured 5 aspects (interest, pleasure,
    engagement, orgasm, erection)
  • N153

Prinssen. J EndovascTher 200411613-620.
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Erectile dysfunction
  • Erectile function worsened after open repair
    (p0.002)
  • Orgasmic function deteriorated after open repair
    (p0.001)
  • Endovascular repair was not accompanied by
    decreased erectile or orgasmic function (p0.057
    and p0.068, respectively)
  • Impairment not associated with age, diabetes, or
    number of patent hypogastric arteries after
    repair
  • Significant association between impaired erectile
    function and open aneurysm repair (p0.036)
  • N90

Xenos. Ann Vasc Surg 200317530-538.
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Agency for Healthcare Research Quality review
of EVAR vs open surgical repair
  • Lower perioperative morbidity and mortality
  • Persistent reduction in AAA-defined mortality to
    4 years
  • No improvement in long-term overall survival or
    health status
  • For AAA 5.5 cm

AHRQ Publication No. 06-E017 August 2006
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Medicare cohort 4 yr outcomes
All 4 yr except perioperative mortality
N22 830 matched patients
Schmermerhorn N Engl J Med 2008358464-474.
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Ongoing studies EVAR vs OSR
  • France
  • Anévrisme de laorte abdominale chirurgie versus
    endoprothèse (ACE)ClinicalTrials.gov identifier
    NCT00224718
  • US
  • Open versus endovascular repair (OVER) trial for
    AAA
  • ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT00094575
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