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Page 1: Blood and Trauma Update 2016 - Society of Intensive Care Medicine Symposium

Blood Trauma

SISPO 2016

Tan Hon Liang

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Dr. Kang Mo-yeon

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Role of CPR in trauma?

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No conflicts of interest to declare

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World War 1

Basic first aid

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Some blood, some fluid, some surgery

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3L crystalloid, 1L bloodSurgery

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Birth of ATLS

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Crystalloid, RBC, PlasmaDamage control resuscitation

Damage control surgery

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What do we know?

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Trauma

BleedingTBI Chest Abdomen LimbsPelvis

Die

ATLSInvestigationsInterventions

Medical Surgical

Blunt vs Penetrating

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ATLS

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4 yearly review

Financial gains

Target audience

Dogma/Myth

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Up to Date?

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Cervical Collar

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Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of Aorta (REBOA)

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Trimodal Distribution?

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Trimodal Distribution?

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Shock Classification?

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Shock Classification?

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Shock Classification?

>30,000

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Manual in-line stabilization

Rapid Sequence Induction

Glasgow Coma Scale

18 possible permutations exist for GCS 9

17 for scores 8 and 10 14 for scores 7 and 1110 for scores 6 and 12

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ATLS <=> EGDT

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ATLSInvestigationsInterventions

Medical Surgical

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What do we know about blood and trauma circa 2015

CoagulopathyAcidosis Hypothermia

TAC

Platelet defect (TBI)Consumption (Clot/DIC)Endothelial injury, Fibrinolysis

DCRMedical - Blood/drugSurgical - Laparotomy vs conservative

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12 Apr 2016

37 Recommendations

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Systolic blood pressure 80-90 mmHg (no TBI).

Mean arterial pressure of 80 mmHg (if TBI present)

“Restrained resuscitation” “Permissive hypotension”

Highlights

Recommendation 13

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At least 1:1:1

Highlights

Recommendation 24

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95.1% of 245 trauma centers - massive transfusion protocols 67.7% tended toward 1:1:1 ratios

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Highlights

Recommendation 25

Tranexamic acid

< 3 hours1 g load, 1 g over 8 hr

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Developing countries (245 centres in 40 countries)

Methodology(selection, randomization)

(no phone!)

100% follow up

Complication screening

CRASH-2 Critics

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Advanced Trauma Centres

Complication screening

CRASH2 MATTERsNNT 67 7

MortalityBenefit 1.5% 6.7%

Seriously injured

Retrospective

MATTERs

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Highlights

Recommendation 28

Recommendation 29

Recommendation 31

Low fibrinogen: 15-20 units of Cryoprecipitate

Platelets: >50 or >100 if TBI or on-going bleeding

Anti-Platelets: give platelets

Recommendation 32Known platelet dysfunction: desmopressin (0.3 mcg/kg)

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Highlights

Recommendation 33

Recommendation 34

Recommendation 35

PCC if Warfarin

FXa inhibitors: TXA and high dose PCC

Thrombin inhibitors: idarucizumab or TXA and high dose PCC

Recommendation 36Off label rFVIIa only if desperate

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What do we know?

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1:1:1Cryoglobulin

Calcium

TemperatureAcidosis

“Limit” crystalloidsStop bleeding

TXAReversal agents

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ATLS = BasicMore TXA evidence coming

NOAC situations = new approaches

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SGicu.com

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