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LEFT SUBCLAVIAN IABP
Left subclavian iabp


'''IF LEFT SUBCLAVIAN IS OCCLUDED OR OTHERWISE INACCESSIBLE PROCEDURE IS ABORTED. IABP SHOULD NOT BE INSERTED THROUGH RIGHT SUBCLAVIAN PER CT SURGERY.'''
'''if left subclavian is occluded or otherwise inaccessible procedure is aborted. Iabp should not be inserted through right subclavian per ct surgery.'''


= EQUIPMENT =
= equipment =


* MICROPUNCTURE
* micropuncture
* (2) 4/5F SLENDER RADIAL SHEATH
* (2) 4/5f slender radial sheath
* AMPLATZ EXTRA STIFF 260CM WIRE
* amplatz extra stiff 260cm wire
* .035 150CM JWIRE
* .035 150cm jwire
* 5F PIGTAIL CATHETER
* 5f pigtail catheter
* 5F JR4 DIAGNOSTIC CATHETER
* 5f jr4 diagnostic catheter
* IABP KIT
* iabp kit
* 8F 23CM SAFESHEATH (EP)
* 8f 23cm safesheath (ep)
* PERCLOSE
* perclose
* TR BAND
* tr band


= PROCEDURE =
= procedure =


* PREP LEFT SIDE NECK AND CHEST (EAR TO NIPPLE AND SHOULDER TO MIDLINE)
* prep left side neck and chest (ear to nipple and shoulder to midline)
** '''NOTE:''' The access site is not an absolute (may become axillary or subclavicular) hence the large site prep.
** '''note:''' the access site is not an absolute (may become axillary or subclavicular) hence the large site prep.


* PREP LEFT RADIAL
* prep left radial
* LEFT RADIAL ACCESSED AND 4/5F SLENDER SHEATH INSERTED
* left radial accessed and 4/5f slender sheath inserted
* PIGTAIL ADVANCED AND ANGIOGRAM PERFORMED. PIGTAIL LEFT IN PLACE AND USED AS REFERENCE FOR SUBCLAVIAN ACCESS.
* pigtail advanced and angiogram performed. Pigtail left in place and used as reference for subclavian access.
* SUBCLAVIAN ACCESSED WITH ULTRASOUND AND FLUORO GUIDANCE USING MICROPUNCTURE KIT AND RADIAL SHEATH INSERTED.
* subclavian accessed with ultrasound and fluoro guidance using micropuncture kit and radial sheath inserted.
* PIGTAIL CATHETER REMOVED
* pigtail catheter removed
* J WIRE AND JR4 INSERTED AND DIRECTED TO DESCENDING AORTA.
* j wire and jr4 inserted and directed to descending aorta.
* CATHETER AND SHEATH REMOVED, 8F DILATOR INSERTED, AND PERCLOSE ADVANCED FOR PRE-CLOSURE
* catheter and sheath removed, 8f dilator inserted, and perclose advanced for pre-closure
* AMPLATZ WIRE ADVANCED, PERCLOSE REMOVED, 8F SAFE SHEATH ADVANCED.
* amplatz wire advanced, perclose removed, 8f safe sheath advanced.
* IABP INSERTED
* iabp inserted
* SHEATH PEELED AWAY
* sheath peeled away
* IABP SECURED WITH SUTURE AND SITE DRESSED.
* iabp secured with suture and site dressed.
* RADIAL SHEATH REMOVED AND TR BAND APPLIED
* radial sheath removed and tr band applied


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Revision as of 19:06, 10 October 2019


Romick

Left subclavian iabp

if left subclavian is occluded or otherwise inaccessible procedure is aborted. Iabp should not be inserted through right subclavian per ct surgery.

equipment

  • micropuncture
  • (2) 4/5f slender radial sheath
  • amplatz extra stiff 260cm wire
  • .035 150cm jwire
  • 5f pigtail catheter
  • 5f jr4 diagnostic catheter
  • iabp kit
  • 8f 23cm safesheath (ep)
  • perclose
  • tr band

procedure

  • prep left side neck and chest (ear to nipple and shoulder to midline)
    • note: the access site is not an absolute (may become axillary or subclavicular) hence the large site prep.
  • prep left radial
  • left radial accessed and 4/5f slender sheath inserted
  • pigtail advanced and angiogram performed. Pigtail left in place and used as reference for subclavian access.
  • subclavian accessed with ultrasound and fluoro guidance using micropuncture kit and radial sheath inserted.
  • pigtail catheter removed
  • j wire and jr4 inserted and directed to descending aorta.
  • catheter and sheath removed, 8f dilator inserted, and perclose advanced for pre-closure
  • amplatz wire advanced, perclose removed, 8f safe sheath advanced.
  • iabp inserted
  • sheath peeled away
  • iabp secured with suture and site dressed.
  • radial sheath removed and tr band applied



Approved: md initials mm/yy