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*[https://www.medtronic.com/us-en/healthcare-professionals/therapies-procedures/cardiovascular/transcatheter-aortic-valve-replacement.html CoreValve by Medtronic] - This page
*[https://www.medtronic.com/us-en/healthcare-professionals/therapies-procedures/cardiovascular/transcatheter-aortic-valve-replacement.html CoreValve by Medtronic] - This page
*[https://www.edwards.com/gb/devices/heart-valves/transcatheter-SAPIEN-3-Ultra Sapien 3 Ultra by Edwards] - [[TAVR - Sapien 3 (Edwards)|Sapien 3 procedure page]]
*[https://www.edwards.com/gb/devices/heart-valves/transcatheter-SAPIEN-3-Ultra Sapien 3 Ultra by Edwards] - [[TAVR - Sapien 3 (Edwards)|Sapien 3 procedure page]]
'''***Only use FX delivery systems, no longer using Pro+***'''


This procedure is usually done in Room 1, and requires a 5 person team: Front table scrub, Back table scrub (device prep), Circulator, Pacer/Circulator, and Recorder. The rep for the respective company will be present to assist with device prep except in the case of an emergency valve placement.
This procedure is usually done in Room 1, and requires a 5 person team: Front table scrub, Back table scrub (device prep), Circulator, Pacer/Circulator, and Recorder. The rep for the respective company will be present to assist with device prep except in the case of an emergency valve placement.
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*5Fr Micropunture  Kit
*5Fr Micropunture  Kit
*6Fr x 10cm sheath
*6Fr x 10cm sheath ( Not needed for valve-in-valve)
*8Fr x 10 cm sheath  
*8Fr x 10 cm sheath  
*8Fr x 35 cm Brite Tip Sheath
*SHEATHLESS INLINE DELIVERY: 18F coons dilator and 14F Cook sheath post. (Do not open until confirmed during timeout)  
*SHEATHLESS INLINE DELIVERY: 18F coons dilator and 14F Cook sheath post. (Do not open until confirmed during timeout)  
** 18fr Dryseal if sheath delivery system is used.
** 18fr Dryseal if sheath delivery system is used or when doing a BAV.  


===Wires===
===Wires===
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*(2) Cordis 150J
*(2) Cordis 150J
*Cordis 260J
*Cordis 260J
*Amplatz SS 1cm tip
*Safari
*Terumo Stiff Straight Glidewire 0.035 x 150 cm
*Terumo Stiff Straight Glidewire 0.035 x 150 cm
*Amplatz 7cm tip if using dryseal  for sheath advancement
** .035 Standard Straight for Valve-in-Valve crossing, no need for glidewire.


===Catheters:===
===Catheters:===
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*5Fr Str Pigtail
*5Fr Str Pigtail
*6Fr JL4/JR4 (when doing coronary angiography)
*6Fr JL4/JR4 (when doing coronary angiography)
*'''Valve-in-Valve cases: Mosaic valve needs pigtail, all others do not'''


===Medications on table:===
===Medications on table:===
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*Epinephrine 10mcg/ml in red medallion syringe (From anesthesia)
*Epinephrine 10mcg/ml in red medallion syringe (From anesthesia)
*BACK TABLE ;  2 L of cold saline for delivery catheter prep ; 1 L room temp Hep saline for front table ; 1 L room temp saline for back table 


===Miscellaneous Supplies===
===Miscellaneous Supplies===
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*(3) Perclose
*(3) Perclose
*Spies 22G Grey Lido Needle
*Spies 22G Grey Lido Needle
*5Fr Josephson Pacing catheter for DD ; ''5F Abbott Pacel Balloon Flow Directed Tip Pacing catheter for CS''
* Dual Red/Black Pacing Remington cables
* Dual Red/Black Pacing Remington cables
* EP Quad Cable
* EP Quad Cable


===Unipolar Transvenous pacing supplies(Unlikely)===
===Unipolar Transvenous pacing supplies.===
*Alligator Clip Remington Pacing Cables
*Alligator Clip Remington Pacing Cables
*TZ Medical Defibrillation Pads - Found in EP pyxis in labs. Large pad utilized as a grounding pad on the patients chest (subxyphoid)
*TZ Medical Defibrillation Pads - Found in EP pyxis in labs. Large pad utilized as a grounding pad on the patients chest (subxyphoid)
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*Contralateral arterial access - 6fr. Sheath (normally LFA) using micropuncture. Verify wire position with fluoro and save an image.
*Contralateral arterial access - 6fr. Sheath (normally LFA) using micropuncture. Verify wire position with fluoro and save an image.
*Primary access - with micropuncture.  Verify wire position with fluoro and save an image
*Primary access - with micropuncture.  Verify wire position with fluoro and save an image
**Leave micropuncture wire in while venous access is obtained
**Once venous sheath is in place, dilate tract with 8F dilator
**Pre-close x 1, sutures secured with hemostat.
**Pre-close x 1, sutures secured with hemostat.
**8F sheath reconstituted and advanced after pre-closure.
**8F sheath reconstituted and advanced after pre-closure.


*Venous access- 8F 35cm brite tip over 150cm J wire. (Same side as TAVR sheath)
*Straight Pigtail -> LFA -> AO root injection
*Straight Pigtail -> LFA -> AO root injection
**Standard Injector settings (adjusted based on pt and root size)
**Standard Injector settings (adjusted based on pt and root size)
'''5/5 on Acist'''  
'''5/5 on Acist'''  
*Insert and test pacemaker
**Rapid pace 160, check for capture, 220 burst
*AL1 advanced through 8F sheath over standard J.
*AL1 advanced through 8F sheath over standard J.
*Standard J removed and crossing wire advanced. Cross valve. Wire removed.
*Standard J removed and crossing wire advanced. Cross valve. Wire removed.
*Measure gradient...maybe
*Measure EDP and gradient...maybe
*Safari advanced to LV. AL1 removed.
*Working wire advanced to LV. AL1 removed.
*8F sheath removed and 18 F dilator in and out OR 16 F dryseal advanced depending if doing in-line or not.  
*8F sheath removed and 18 F dilator in and out OR 16 F dryseal advanced depending if doing in-line or not.  
*Check valve under fluoro for markers
*Insert valve delivery system
*Insert valve delivery system
*Multiple AO grams for positioning
*Multiple AO grams for positioning
*Pace -> AO gram -> Pigtail pulled back -> Deploy valve
*Test pacing on Safarii wire
**Rapid pace 160, check for capture, 220 burst
*Pace -> AO gram -> Slowly deploy valve
**Cine length set at 40 seconds or more
**Cine length set at 40 seconds or more
*TTE
*TTE
*Pigtail advanced to remove Safari from LV
*Pigtail advanced to remove working wire from LV


*Pigtail readvanced to AO for AO gram (15/30 standard injection)
*Pigtail readvanced to AO for AO gram (15/30 standard injection)
*Temp pacer removed
*Delivery system removed and 14F sheath advanced.
*Delivery system removed and 14F sheath advanced.
**Have second perclose, tools and dilator ready
**Have second perclose, tools and dilator ready
*Protamine given, Preclosures completed, manual pressure for 5ish minutes
*Protamine given, Preclosures completed, manual pressure for 5ish minutes
*Pigtail pulled back to iliac bifurcation and subtracted iliac angio performed (20/20 on Acist)
*Pigtail pulled back to iliac bifurcation and subtracted iliac angio performed (6/18 on Acist)
*Pigtail removed
*Pigtail removed
*Secondary access Perclosed
*Secondary access Perclosed
*Venous sheath removed in lab and manual pressure held until hemostasis achieved.
*Dermabond all access sites, no dressing needed.<br /><br />
*Dermabond all access sites, no dressing needed.
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Put stopcock on sideport of delivery system for DD cases **<br /><br />
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Approved: MM/YY
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Latest revision as of 19:49, 19 January 2024

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Repair (Wikipedia) procedures utilize a femoral approach to deliver a stent-based aortic valve to the patients heart. There are two valve types available:

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***Only use FX delivery systems, no longer using Pro+***


This procedure is usually done in Room 1, and requires a 5 person team: Front table scrub, Back table scrub (device prep), Circulator, Pacer/Circulator, and Recorder. The rep for the respective company will be present to assist with device prep except in the case of an emergency valve placement.

In rare cases, the BASILICA procedure will be necessary to split the existing valve leaflets to prevent blockage of the coronary arteries. In that situation, the equipment on the BASILICA page will be needed in addition to the equipment listed below.

Per Rosalie:

TAVR/TMVI

  1. Edwards Sapien 3 Ultra (20, 23 & 26mm) and Sapien 3 (29mm) – scan the valve barcode (box) in McKesson for documentation and charges.  Bundle includes valve, delivery system, crimper, e sheath intro set, balloon cath & locking syringe.  With the new inventory system (POU) space is limited in entering item full description.   If pre dilatation Edwards balloon is necessary free text the balloon used in procedure notes (McKesson).
  2. Medtronic Core Valve – all items are charge separately.  Scan all barcodes (delivery system, loading system and valve).

Daniels/Spies - Draft

ACIST A1000V SYRINGE USED WITH 50/50 CONTRAST MIX

Sheaths:

  • 5Fr Micropunture Kit
  • 6Fr x 10cm sheath ( Not needed for valve-in-valve)
  • 8Fr x 10 cm sheath
  • SHEATHLESS INLINE DELIVERY: 18F coons dilator and 14F Cook sheath post. (Do not open until confirmed during timeout)
    • 18fr Dryseal if sheath delivery system is used or when doing a BAV.

Wires

  • (2) Cordis 150J
  • Cordis 260J
  • Safari
  • Terumo Stiff Straight Glidewire 0.035 x 150 cm
  • Amplatz 7cm tip if using dryseal for sheath advancement
    • .035 Standard Straight for Valve-in-Valve crossing, no need for glidewire.

Catheters:

  • 5Fr AL1 diagnostic
  • 5Fr Ang Pigtail
  • 5Fr Str Pigtail
  • 6Fr JL4/JR4 (when doing coronary angiography)
  • Valve-in-Valve cases: Mosaic valve needs pigtail, all others do not

Medications on table:

  • Lido/Bupivicaine 50/50
  • Epinephrine 10mcg/ml in red medallion syringe (From anesthesia)
  • BACK TABLE ; 2 L of cold saline for delivery catheter prep ; 1 L room temp Hep saline for front table ; 1 L room temp saline for back table

Miscellaneous Supplies

  • Acist hand control
  • 2L cold saline
  • (3) Perclose
  • Spies 22G Grey Lido Needle
  • Dual Red/Black Pacing Remington cables
  • EP Quad Cable

Unipolar Transvenous pacing supplies.

  • Alligator Clip Remington Pacing Cables
  • TZ Medical Defibrillation Pads - Found in EP pyxis in labs. Large pad utilized as a grounding pad on the patients chest (subxyphoid)
  • NOTE : If patient is in second degree HB please prep RIJ possible

PROCEDURAL INFO:

  • Contralateral arterial access - 6fr. Sheath (normally LFA) using micropuncture. Verify wire position with fluoro and save an image.
  • Primary access - with micropuncture. Verify wire position with fluoro and save an image
    • Pre-close x 1, sutures secured with hemostat.
    • 8F sheath reconstituted and advanced after pre-closure.
  • Straight Pigtail -> LFA -> AO root injection
    • Standard Injector settings (adjusted based on pt and root size)

5/5 on Acist

  • AL1 advanced through 8F sheath over standard J.
  • Standard J removed and crossing wire advanced. Cross valve. Wire removed.
  • Measure EDP and gradient...maybe
  • Working wire advanced to LV. AL1 removed.
  • 8F sheath removed and 18 F dilator in and out OR 16 F dryseal advanced depending if doing in-line or not.
  • Check valve under fluoro for markers
  • Insert valve delivery system
  • Multiple AO grams for positioning
  • Test pacing on Safarii wire
    • Rapid pace 160, check for capture, 220 burst
  • Pace -> AO gram -> Slowly deploy valve
    • Cine length set at 40 seconds or more
  • TTE
  • Pigtail advanced to remove working wire from LV
  • Pigtail readvanced to AO for AO gram (15/30 standard injection)
  • Delivery system removed and 14F sheath advanced.
    • Have second perclose, tools and dilator ready
  • Protamine given, Preclosures completed, manual pressure for 5ish minutes
  • Pigtail pulled back to iliac bifurcation and subtracted iliac angio performed (6/18 on Acist)
  • Pigtail removed
  • Secondary access Perclosed
  • Dermabond all access sites, no dressing needed.

Approved: MM/YY

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