Place the Sheath: Emergent 7 French Femoral Sheath Placement is Low Risk During Initial Trauma Resuscitation

IF 0.2 Q4 EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Alexis L. Cralley, M. Debot, Jamie Hadley, F. Pieracci, Barry Platnick, Eric Campioin, Ernest E. Moore, Mitchell J Cohen, C. Fox, R. Lawless
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Background: We hypothesized that emergent placement of 7 French (Fr) common femoral artery (CFA) sheathsduring trauma resuscitation for potential resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) carries alow complication rate.Methods: Trauma patients at a Level I trauma center with emergent CFA access from January 2016 through toDecember 2020 were reviewed. CFA access was categorized as (1) 7 Fr sheath plus REBOA (REBOA) and (2) 7 Fr sheathwithout REBOA (Sheath). Outcomes included mortality and vascular complications.Results: 157 patients underwent emergent CFA access. Sixty-nine (43.9%) patients had a 7 Fr CFA sheath, and 88(56.1%) progressed to REBOA. The mortality rate was similar (Sheath 30.4% vs. REBOA 34.1%, p = 0.63). The REBOAcohort had a significantly higher complication rate (22.7%) compared to the Sheath cohort (4.3%, p = 0.001).Conclusions: Emergent 7 Fr CFA sheath placement during trauma resuscitation is low risk, suggesting empiricsheath placement is warranted in potential REBOA candidates.
放置鞘管:急诊7法国股动脉鞘管放置在创伤复苏初期风险较低
背景:我们假设在创伤复苏期间紧急放置7个法国(Fr)股总动脉(CFA)鞘,以治疗潜在的复苏性血管内球囊阻塞主动脉(REBOA),并发症发生率低。方法:回顾性分析2016年1月至2020年12月在某一级创伤中心急诊进入CFA的创伤患者。CFA准入分为(1)7 Fr鞘加REBOA (REBOA)和(2)7 Fr鞘不加REBOA (sheath)。结果包括死亡率和血管并发症。结果:157例患者接受了紧急CFA准入。69例(43.9%)患者有7 Fr CFA鞘,88例(56.1%)进展为REBOA。死亡率相似(鞘组30.4% vs REBOA组34.1%,p = 0.63)。reboa组的并发症发生率(22.7%)明显高于鞘组(4.3%,p = 0.001)。结论:创伤复苏期间紧急7fr CFA鞘置入的风险较低,提示经验鞘置入在潜在REBOA患者中是必要的。
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