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Timing
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How is proper timing achieved?
• Always performed using the arterial pressure waveform as the guide
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Arterial Pressure Waveform
PSP PSP
75% SV 25% SV
DN DN
AVO AVOIVCXAEDP AEDP
X
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Arterial Pressure Waveform
Without IABP
With IABPAssist 1:2
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APSP
AUG
PSP
PAEDP
BAEDP
DN
PatientAorticEndDiastolicPressure
DicroticNotch
AssistedPeakSystolicPressure
PeakSystolicPressure
Augmentation
Balloon Aortic End Diastolic Pressure
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Assist Ratios
1:1
1:2
1:4
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DN DN
Correct Inflation
Just prior to DN
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PSP AUG
AUG should be higher than PSP
Unless:1. Patient’s SV significantly greater
than balloon volume
2. Balloon is positioned too low
3. Hypovolemia
4. Balloon is too small
5. Low SVR
6. Improper timing
7. Partial obstruction of gas flow
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Correct Deflation
BAEDP < PAEDPAPSP < PSP PSP
APSP
BAEDP
PAEDP
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May be caused by:
1. Balloon not large enough or not filled to full volume
2. Compliant aortic wall
3. Improper placement
4. Partial obstruction of gas flow
Poor afterload reduction
PSP APSP
BAEDPPAEDP
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Timing Errors
• Early Inflation• Late Inflation• Early Deflation• Late Deflation
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Early Inflation
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Early Inflation
Correct Timing
AUG
DN
move inflation
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Late Inflation
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Late Inflation
Correct Timing
AUG
DN
move inflation
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Early Deflation
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move deflation
PSP APSP
Early Deflation
Correct Timing
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Late Deflation
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move deflation
BAEDPPAEDP
Late Deflation
Correct Timing
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NYHA class III patient, EF 25%, during off-pump CABG. HR varied between 73-139 bpm with significant changes in Pulse Pressure on a beat to beat basis.
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AutoPilot™ Mode
• Automatically selects the best available ECG source / lead
• Automatically selects the AP source• Automatically selects the appropriate
trigger mode• Automatically selects the optimal timing
method and settings
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Operator Mode
Clinician selects:• ECG source / lead• AP source• Trigger mode• Timing settings
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Both Modes
• Automatically adjust ECG gain– Unless manual gain function selected
• Automatically selects AP scale– Unless manual scale function selected
• User can select ECG source / lead and AP source
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Triggering
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Definition
The computer in the IAB console needs a stimulus to cycle the pneumatic system which inflates and deflates the balloon.
The trigger signal tells the computer that another cardiac cycle has begun.
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Options
In most cases it is preferable to use the R wave of the ECG as the trigger signal.
However, the operator also has the option of using the arterial pressure waveform or pacing spikes as the trigger event.
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Patient Signal Connections
Direct connections are always best
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HR 100
BP 115/50
ECG
AP
ECGDirect
“Slaved”Monitor
SpaceLabs
MarquetteTram
HP Merlon
Use 4 or 5Lead cable
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HR 100
BP 115/50
ECG
AP
Direct“Slaved”
Monitor
SpaceLabs
MarquetteTram
HP Merlon
AP
one of these
Fiber Optic AP connection if LightWAVE™ catheter is used
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FOR GOOD, CONSISTENT TRIGGERING IT IS IMPORTANTTO PROVIDE THE PUMP WITH A GOOD ECG SIGNAL
Good Choices –
Unidirectional QRS with minimal artifact
Poor Choices –
Biphasic QRS, tall T or P waves, wandering baseline, artifact present
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This lead will give you both triggeringand timing problems
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ECG Pattern
This is the preset trigger mode.
The computer analyzes the height, width (25-135 msec), and slope of a positively or negatively deflected QRS complex.
Rejection of pacer spikes is automatic.
AutoPilot™’s choice when the QRS complex is normal and the HR < 130
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ECG Peak
The computer analyzes the height and slope of a positively or negatively deflected QRS complex.
This may be the trigger mode of choice for wide complex or rapid rhythms.
Rejection of pacer spikes is automatic.
AutoPilot™’s choice when the QRS complex is wide, the HR > 130, or during arrhythmia when Arrhythmia Timing is OFF.
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AFIB
The computer analyzes the QRS complex in the same manner as Peak mode an initiates “Real-Time” timing.
Deflation is automatic when the next trigger event is identified, allowing for more consistent deflation timing when R to R intervals are irregular. Rejection of pacer spikes is automatic.
AutoPilot™’s choice the rhythm is irregular and Arrhythmia Timing is ON.
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Timing with Irregular Rhythms
Conventional Timing
“Real-Time” Timing
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Arterial Pressure
The computer uses the systolic upstroke of the arterial pressure waveform as the trigger signal.
This mode is an option when an ECG is unavailable or distorted.
AutoPilot™’s choice when there are no R-waves available.
HR
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V Pace
The computer uses the ventricular spike as the trigger signal. This mode can be used with ventricular or AV paced rhythms.
Must be 100% paced.
AutoPilot™’s uses this mode when there are no R-waves or AP waveforms present, however, there are V or AV pacer spikes.
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A Pace
The computer uses the atrial pacing spike as the trigger signal. This mode can be used with atrially paced rhythms only.
Must be 100% paced.
AutoPilot™’s choice when the ECG is intermittent and pacer spike to R wave is > 100ms.
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Internal
The balloon inflates and deflates at a preset rate regardless of the patient’s cardiac activity.
This mode is only to be used when there is no cardiac output and no ECG.
Preset rate is 80 bpm; can be varied between 40 to 120.
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Cardiac Arrest
What do you do with the IABP?
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Helium Delivery
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Pneumatic Systems
2 types of gas delivery systems:
Vacuum / compressor system
Bellows / stepper motor system
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1. Zero Baseline
2. Balloon Pressure Baseline
3. Rapid Inflation
4. Peak Inflation Artifact
5. Plateau Pressure
6. Rapid Deflation
7. Deflation Artifact
8. Return to Baseline
9. Duration of Balloon Cycle
Balloon Pressure Waveform
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0
transducer
pump helium
BPW
Stepper motor / bellows system
Helium Fill Pressure
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transducer
pump helium
Stepper motor / bellows system
Balloon Inflation
0
BPW
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transducer
pump helium
Stepper motor / bellows system
Balloon Deflation
0
BPW
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Heart Rate Variations
250
0
250
0
Tachycardia Bradycardia
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BPW in Irregular Diastole (Afib)
250
0
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Pressure Variations
250
0
250
0
Hypertension Hypotension
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Comparison of Augmented AP waveform and Plateau of Balloon Pressure waveform
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250
50
150
IAB
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transmembranepressure
Note that the endpoint of the BPW plateau should be equal or up to 20 mmHg higher than the Augmented Pressure.
Intra-aortic Relationship of Inflated Balloon Catheter and Vascular Pressure
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Troubleshooting
Gas Surveillance Alarms
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Purge Failure
Pump did not fill adequately with helium to establish the balloon pressure waveform baseline
250
0
Verify:
Helium tank not empty
Catheter connections intact
Trigger present
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Check for:
1. Partially wrapped balloon
2. Kinked catheter
High Baseline
250
0
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Helium Loss
250
0
Check for:
1. Leak in tubing and connections
2. Blood in catheter tubing
3. Kinked catheter
4. Ectopic beats
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Classic BPW appearance of aKinked Catheter
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Internal Leak Test
BALLOON
0
0
pass
fail
Observe BPW baselinefor 1 - 2 minutes
•Turn alarms OFF
•Select INTERNAL trigger
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0
BPW
IAB too Large for Aortic Environment
transducer
pump helium
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Hands on review of the AutoCAT® 2
WAVETM
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