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==Equipment== | |||
*St. Jude pressure receiver | |||
===Open=== | |||
*Abbott pressure wire | |||
*Catheter (MD choice) | |||
*Intervention kit (You need, at minimum, a co-pilot and introducer needle) | |||
*Second transducer (ACIST, or manifold) | |||
==Procedure== | |||
#Cross aortic valve | |||
#Prep pressure wire so it is flushed and flat on the table | |||
#Press middle button on St. Jude receiver | |||
#Turn on wire transmitter | |||
#Introduce wire into LV | |||
Revision as of 18:55, 17 November 2020
Procedure for measuring the Aortic valve gradient through a single arterial access using the Abbott Pressure wire.
Equipment
- St. Jude pressure receiver
Open
- Abbott pressure wire
- Catheter (MD choice)
- Intervention kit (You need, at minimum, a co-pilot and introducer needle)
- Second transducer (ACIST, or manifold)
Procedure
- Cross aortic valve
- Prep pressure wire so it is flushed and flat on the table
- Press middle button on St. Jude receiver
- Turn on wire transmitter
- Introduce wire into LV
