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Cardiac A5-Algorithm 2015

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Cardiovascular Algorithm
© Klaus Görlinger 2015 klaus@goerlinger.net
Diffuse bleeding after heparinreversal and blood transfusion
considered 1,2, 8
YES
YES
A5EX < 35 mm or
CTFIB > 600 s or
ML ≥ 15% (within 60 min)
(in addition to the local protocol)
DONE
NO
ACTafter Protamine > ACTBaseline
and
CTIN >> CTHEP 4
Tranexamic acid 3
25 mg/kg as a single bolus
4
YES
Protamine
25-50 mg (2.5-5 mL)
(then re-check ACT and
INTEM/HEPTEM)
NO
A5EX < 30 mm
and
A5FIB < 9 mm
YES
Fibrinogen concentrate or
Cryoprecipitate (dose cal.) 5
Target: A5FIB ≥ 12 mm
NO
A5EX < 30 mm
and A5FIB ≥ 9 mm
or platelet dysfunction!
YES
Platelet concentrate
1-2 pooled or apheresis 6
NO
YES
CTEX > 80 s
PCC 15-25 IU / kg bw 7
or
FFP 10-15 mL / kg bw
NO
YES
CTIN and CTHEP > 280 s
FFP
10-15 mL / kg bw
NO
YES
Ongoing bleeding
Re-check after 10-15 min
using a new blood sample
Cardiovascular A5 Algorithm - Footnotes
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Timing of ROTEM-analysis:
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Check basic conditions before weaning from CPB:
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8
Fibrinogen dose
(mg/ kg bw)
Fibrinogen concentr.
(mL / kg bw)
Cryoprecipitate
(mL / kg bw)
2
12.5
0.6 [1 g per 80 kg]
1 [ 5 U per 80 kg]
4
25
1.2 [2 g per 80 kg]
2 [10 U per 80 kg]
6
37.5
1.9 [3 g per 80 kg]
3 [15 U per 80 kg]
8
50
2.5 [4 g per 80 kg]
4 [20 U per 80 kg]
10
62.5
3.1 [5 g per 80 kg]
5 [25 U per 80 kg]
12
75
3.8 [6 g per 80 kg]
6 [30 U per 80 kg]
Fibrinogen dose (g) = targeted increase in A5FIB (mm) x body weight (kg) / 160
Correction factor (140-160 mm kg g-1) depends on the actual plasma volume
Reached increase can be lower than calculated increase in severe bleeding
10 U Cryoprecipitate ≈ 2 g Fibrinogen concentrate
Check platelet function with ROTEM platelet (ADPtem and TRAPtem) or Multiplate
Consider tranexamic acid (25 mg/kg) and/or desmopressin (DDAVP; 0.3µg/kg) in patients with dual
antiplatelet therapy and/or ADPtem < 40 Ω·min
Expected increase per pooled/apheresis PC per 80 kg: 8-10 mm in A5EX →
A5EX < 30 mm or ADPtem ≤ 30 Ω·min: 1 pooled or apheresis PC
A5EX < 20 mm or ADPtem ≤ 30 Ω·min (and TRAPtem ≤ 50Ω·min): 2 pooled or apheresis PC
A5EX ≤ 10 mm: 2 platelet concentrates + fibrinogen substitution (≥ 4 g)
If Prothrombin-Complex-Concentrate (PCC) is not available:
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Targeted increase in
A5FIB (mm)
Platelet concentrate (PC) transfusion:
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Prophylaxis according to the local protocol of the hospital
EACA can be used instead of TXA (based on local practice)
Dirkmann et al. Anesth Analg. 2014
CTFIB > 600 s represents a flat-line in FIBTEM
Delta ACT(baseline vs. after protamine) and delta CT(INTEM vs. HEPTEM) > 10-20% of baseline
Fibrinogen dose calculation (stepwise approach):
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Temp. > 36oC; pH > 7.2; Cai++ > 1 mmol/L
Hb > 8 g/dL
Antifibrinolytic therapy:
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Consider ROTEM platelet (and ROTEM delta) baseline testing in patients with dual antiplatelet therapy
(or other known hemostatic dysfunction)
Consider ROTEM delta and ROTEM platelet analysis before weaning from CPB (declamping of the aorta)
in patients with a high bleeding risk
Perform ROTEM delta and ROTEM platelet analysis in case of diffuse bleeding after weaning from CPB
and heparin-reversal with protamine (if not already done before weaning from CPB)
10-15 mL FFP /kg bw or
45-90 µg rFVIIa /kg bw (if A5EX and A5FIB are ok but FFP is not effective)
Simultaneous interventions:
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Maximal three interventions at the same time
(in first analysis and severe bleeding)
Maximal two interventions at the same time
(in second analysis and moderate to severe bleeding)
Only one intervention at the same time
(in second or later analysis and mild to moderate bleeding)
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