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Major
Unstable coronary syndromes
- Acute of recent MI with evidence of important ischemic
by clinical symptoms or noninvasive study
- Unstable of severe angina (Canadian class III and IV)
Decompensated heart failure
Significant arrythmias
- High-grade atrioventricular block
- Symptomatic ventricular arrythmias is the presence of
underlying heart disease
- Supraventricular arrythmias with uncontrolled ventricular rate
Severe valvular disease
Intermediate
Minor
Advanced age
Abnormal ECG (left ventricular hypertrophy, left
bundle branch block, ST-T
abnormalities)
Rhythm other than sinus (eg, atrial fibrillation)
Low Functional capacity (eg, inability to climb one
flight of stairs with a bag of
groceries)
History of stroke
Uncontrolled systemic hypertension
2.
3.
PRE OPERATIVE
MANAGEMENT
-
Preload
Afterload
Contractility
INTRAOPERATIVE
MANAGEMENT
Intraoperative Predictors for PCM
(Perioperative Cardiac Morbidity)
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
Monitor the Patient
-
Hemodynamic
Monitoring
AFTER-LOAD
STROKE VOLUME
HEART RATE
CARDIAC OUTPUT
PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE
VOLUME
BLOOD PRESSURE
TISSUE PERFUSSION
DIAMETER
VISCOSITAS
PRINSIP UMUM
Artery Line
Haemodynamic Monitoring
NON INVASIVE
INVASIVE
Non Invasive
Palpation
Doppler Probe
Auscultation
Oscillometry
Arterial tonometry
100
115
110
20 cm
Aneroid gauge
Brachial artery
Radial artery
Doppler probe
Doppler
Air chamber
Pressure
Element of
pressure sensor
Sensor
Artery Wall
Invasive
Arterial Catheter
Central Venous Catheter
for pressure monitoring, volume
replacement, or central drug infusion
Pemakaian
Hemodynamic Monitoring
Tujuan Monitoring
Hemodinamik Invasif
Memberi informasi kuantitatif
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
Pulmonary Artery
Catheter:
Swan Ganz / Right
Heart Catheter
Sudah sejak >25
tahun
Parameter:
PA Pressure
PA Wedging (PAOP)
CO/CI
Lubang
Distal
Lubang
Proximal
Lokasi
Thermist
or
Suntikan
untuk
membuka
Balon
Kabel Thermistor
Cara pemasangan
Pemasangan Swan-Ganz
ke Monitor
Tampilan di Monitor
MONITORED:
CALCULATE
D:
CO
6.9
HR
70
MAP
86
CVP
10
PAM
18
PAW
12
WEIGH
T
75.0
HEIGHT
168.0
BSA
1.85
CI
3.7
SV
98.6
SVR
88.0
SVRI
1626
PVR
69
PVRI
128
LVSWI
53.7
RVSWI
5.8
Keunggulan Swan
Ganz
Sudah populer
Bisa mengukur Pressure PA
Wedging (PAW/PAOP)
Pemberian obat langsung ke
jantung (melalui Middle Lumen ke
jantung kanan)
Paling Akurat
Pemasangan sulit,
tergantung skill
Data yang di baca
tidak continuous
(hanya pada saat
injeksi cairan)
LOW PRELOAD
Hypoperfusion
RAP
HIGH
PRELOAD
dyspnea
PAW > 20 -22 mmHg
hypoperfusion
PAW > 30 mmHg
Nitropruside
Phentolamine
Digitalis
Output symptoms
normal
Low cardiac
Nitropruside and
dopamine
Diuretics nitrates
Heart failure
Pulmonary
congestion
Ventricular function curves depicting effects of various agents used for treating heart failure.
Diuretics and nitrates lower filling pressure along the same curve and have little action on
forward cardiac output. Positive inotropic agents and arterial vasodilators shift the
ventricular function curve upward and to the left, increasing cardiac output for any left
ventricular end-diastolic pressure. The combination of an arterial vasodilator and a positive
inotropic agents (e.g, nitropruside and dopamine or amrinone) can augment cardiac output
and lower filling pressure to a greater extent.
AFTERLOA
D
Left ventricle SVR
vasoconstriction
Right ventricle
PVR
vasodilatation
Stoke volume
Wall tension
Relation ship between stroke volume and wall tension (i.e., afterload) for the
intact left ventricle. At constant preload, increase in wall tension result in a
decline in stroke volume. Increased preload or increased contractility shifts the
curve upward and to right, resulting in a greater stroke volume for any given
afterload.
LOW
AFTERLOAD
Pressure = Flow x Resistance
SVR severe hypotension
inadequate coronary artery perfusion
Vasopressor vasoconstriction secondary to
stimulation of
alpha receptors in
vascular smooth muscle
Phenylephrine,
metaraminol,
norepinephrine,
1-stimulating properties
ephedrine,
dopamine (> 10 to 20 g/kg/min)
HIGH
AFTERLOAD
CO Symphatetic stimulation cause arterial
BP vasoconstriction to maintain blood pressure
Stroke volume
MV02
Arteriovasodilators smooth muscle relaxant
activate 2 adrenergic
receptor in the smooth muscle of the arterioles
(hydralazine, nitroprusside, nitroglycerine)
Calcium channel blockers
Alpha blockers
Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
Counterpulsation
CONTRACTILIT
Y
Decreased
DECREASED
CONTRACTILITY
INCREASED
CONTRACTILITY
Increase in oxygen demand
Beta
blockers inhibits
stimulation of 1 adrenergic
receptors in the myocardium
(cardioselective) and 2 adrenergic
receptors in the smooth muscle in
the arterioles of the lung
(nonselective)
HEART
RATE
CO = Stroke volume (SV) x Heart rate (HR)
HR > 120 bpm may associated with
decreased in SV and CO because of decreased
diastolic filling time of the left ventricle
HR with shortened diastolic duration also
decrease left ventricle coronary perfuasion
time and increased MVo2 causing imbalance
between myocardial oxygen supply and
demand
HEART
RATE
Beta
Therapy
Atropine
Pace maker
HEMOGLOBIN
Arterial Oxygen
Saturation
Vasopressors
Too Low
(Afterload)
SVR/PVR
Too Low
(Preload)
PAW/LA/RA
Vasopressors
Positive inotropics
Ventricular
ossist devices
Too Low
Pacemaker
Atropine
Too Low
(Contractility)
LVWSI/RVWSI
Heart rate
FiO2
Too Low Arterial oxygen
PEEP/CPAP
saturation
Hyperbaric oxygenation
ECMO
Blood product
Hb solution
Too Low
Hemoglobin
Calcium antagonists
Arterial vasodilatos
Too High
IABP
Alpha blockers
ACE inhibitors
Too High
Diuretics
Venous vasodilators
Too High
Beta blockers
IABP
Calcium antagonist
Too High
Beta blockers
Calcium antagonist
Too High
Too High
Dobutamine
Isoproterenol
Norepinephri
ne
Epinephrine
Methoxamine
Amrinone/
milrinone
HR
Afterloa
d
Contractili
ty
Preloa
d
Coments
or
or
- or
or
Ventricular rate in AF
Effect on SVR is dose
dependent; renal
blood flow
or
- or
or
- or
HR
Afterloa
d
Contractili
ty
Preload
- or
Coments
May cardiac
output if diuresis
excessive
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
- Bode RH Jr, Lewis KP, Zarich SW, et al. comparison of general and regional anesthesia. Anesthesiology
1996;84:3-13
- Mangano DT. Perioperative cardiac morbidity. Anesthesiology 1990;72:153-184
- Norris EJ, Beattie C, Perler BA, et al. Anesthesiology 2001;95:1054-1067
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
INDUKSI ANESTESI
Martin DE, Rosenberg H, Aukburg SJ, et al. Lowe-dose fentanyl blunts circulatory responses to tracheal
intubation. Anest Analg 1982;61:680
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
-Fleming N.Con: the chice of muscle relaxants is not important in cardiac surgery. J Cardiothorac Vas Anesth :
1995;9:772-774
Hudson RJ, Thomson IR. Pro: the choice of muscle relaxants is important in cardiac surgery. J Cardiothorac Vas
HYPOTENSION
Remember : BP = CO x SVR
BP = (SV x HR) x SVR
1. Low SVR :
sympathetic blockade
vasodilators
spinal shock
anaphylaxis
blood transfusion
septic shock
2. Low HR ( see bradycardia )
3. Low Stroke Volume
4. Medicine :
SVR lowering : nipride
preload lowering : NTG
contractility lowering : beta blockers
5. Surgeons disturbing baroreceptors
carotid artery surgery
HYPERTENSION
1. Pain / Light anesthesia
2. Hypermetabolic state (fever / sepsis,
thyroid storm, MH crisis)
3. Catecholamine (hypoxia, hypercarbia,
acidosis, awareness during surgery)
4. Medicine (eg, epinephrine injection )
5. Endocrine (pheochromacytoma, MH,
thyroid crisis)
6. Renal (parenchymal, renovascular)
7. Cushings reflex
8. Coarctation
9. Full bladder
TACHYCARDIA
1. Light anesthesia / pain
2. Hypovolemic Shock
3. Hypermetabolic State :
shivering
fever
MH
thyroid
alcohol withdrawal
4. Catecholamine :
hypoxia, hypercarbia
acidosis
pheochromacytoma
5. Sepsis
6. Medicine :
atropin, gallamine
pancuronium, ketamin
7. Arrhytmia :
Atrial : SVT, Atrial fibrillation ,
Atrial flutter, pre-excitation
Ventricular : VT (remember epi + halothane )
BRADYCARDIA
1.
2.
3.
4.
HYPOXEMIA !!
Athletic heart
Deep anesthesia
Vagal Causes :
occulocardiac
maxillary traction
peritoneal traction
cervical dilatation
laryngoscopy
5. Cushings reflex
6. Medicine :
neostigmine, edrophonium,
pyridostigmine
beta blocker
7. Arrhytmias
OBAT INTRAVENA :
BARBITURAT
BP
ok :
* METHOHEXITONE
* THIOPENTONE
* CAPACITANCE VENODILATATION
PRELOAD
* SVR
* MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTILITY
BENZODIAZEPIN :
* DIAZEPAM
* MIDAZOLAM
BP
CARDIAC INDEX
SVR
PERUBAHAN
MINIMAL
K E TAM I N :
HEART RATE
CONTRACTILITY
SVR
BP
O2 Consumption
Risk MCI
CONTRA INDICATION :
Hypertension ( + )
Hyperthyroid
History of MCI
Intra Cranial Pressure
OPIAT
MORPHINE
HIPOTENSI ( + ) , ok :
- VASOMOTOR TONE
- CAPACITANCE VESSEL
- HISTAMIN RELEASE
PETIDINE
HEART RATE
- ANTICHOLENERGIC ACTION
(PARASYMPHATOLITIC,
ATROPIN LIKE ACTION)
BLOOD PRESSURE
- CONTRACTILITY
- SVR
INHALASI
N2O
HALOTHANE
contractility
ENFLURANE
cardiac output
SVR
HALOTHANE provocator :
catecholamine induced dysrhytmias
HALOTHANE + ADRENALINE EMERGENCY
BP
ETHER
ISOFLURANE
SYMPHATIC STIMULATION
CYCLOPROPAN
BP
N @
RESPON KARDIOVASKULAR
TERHADAP PEMBEDAHAN DAN
ANESTESI
POSISI TUBUH
PERDARAHAN
KEDALAMAN ANESTESI
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
Depressi Segment ST
- Menunjukkan iskemia miokard disebabkan
peningkatan myocardial oksigen demand atau
penurunan oksigen supply. Peningkatan oksigen
supply
koreksi hipotensi, hipoksemia dan anemi
berat. Penurunan oksigen demand
koreksi
hipertensi dan takhikardi dengan memperdalam
level anestesia atau gunakan vasodilator, beta
blockers dan kalsium channel blockers.
- Bila tidak ada perubahan haemodinamik
nitrogliserin drip, intravenous nicardipine dapat
digunakan untuk mengurangi spasme koroner
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
Ekstubasi
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- Helfman SM, Gold MI, Delissen EA, et al. Anesth Analg 1991;72:482-486
Mikawa K, Nishina K, Maekawa N, et al. Anesth Analg 1996;82:1205-1210