Impact and Measurement of Blood Pressure During Continuous Flow Left Ventricular Assist Device Support: The Pressure Is On!
Impact and Measurement of Blood Pressure During Continuous Flow Left Ventricular Assist Device Support: The Pressure Is On!
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连续流动左心室辅助装置支持期间血压的影响和测量:压力已开启!
DOI:
10.1097/mat.0000000000000960
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发表时间:
2019
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Jorde,UlrichP
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Saeed,Omar;Jorde,UlrichP
102 SAEED AND JORDE studies have only noted a good correlation with invasive SBP (r= 0.73) but not MAP (r= 0.53). 17 Although Doppler BP can be interpreted more accurately as SBP by noting a palpable pulse, 21 there remain inherent complexities of measurement requiring trained staff and potential for misinterpretation as MAP, which may lead to over treatment and risk of adverse hypotension-related events. Similar to the Doppler technique, BP recordings taken when finger pulse oximetry readings are restored during arm cuff deflation also have limited discrimination between SBP and MAP and are not obtainable in all patients. 18 BP measurement by slow cuff deflation systems such as the Terumo Elemano can further distinguish between MAP and SBP, but only yield consistent repeat measurements in 70–80% of patients. 17 Finger cuff methods such as the Nexfin device have provided accurate BP measurements at higher CF LVAD speeds corresponding to low PP, but these devices have not been validated in a large number of patients, require specialized equipment, and may not yield measurements during vasoconstriction apparent by cold extremities. 19 To surmount limitations of noninvasive BP measurement in CF LVAD patients, Sajgalik et al. 20 assessed the validity, repeatability, and measurement success rate of a novel brachial cuff pressure experimental BP (ExpBP) monitor. This ExpBP device used standard oscillometric mechanics, with customized hardware and software for low pulsatility and an ability to measure pulsations during cuff deflation at 2 mm Hg/second. MAP was derived at maximum peak to peak amplitude of oscillations by a programmed algorithm, and SBP and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) were obtained using previously validated heightbased criteria. Measured in both HM II (n= 20) and HVAD (n= 11) patients during the postoperative period at 2.6±3.4 days after LVAD implantation by a single operator, the ExpBP