Aspira - Pleural

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Aspira - Pleural
Anesthesia Imaging Access
Sedation Fluoro
  • Flank on affected side
Pre-Procedure Watchouts
*Ultrasound patient first before opening catheter to confirm they have enough fluid for the procedure
  • Procedure will be done with patient sitting up, legs draped over side of bed and leaning on our table
  • Have pillow available for patient to lean
  • Have suction canisters ready for drainage
  • Normal Saline 0.9% 1000 ml





Angio pack

Fluoro drape

Probe cover

Pickups

4-0 Suture

Biopatch

Aspira Pleural catheter box (Red box – Pyxis outside Lab 3)

Aspira Pleural home dressing kit (Blue box – Pyxis outside Lab 3)

Suction tubing

5 in 1 adapter


BRONZO:

Dermabond

Will get access first, then tunnel towards the access

DARE:

Tunnel, retrograde after inserting


RAJ:

Patient supine

Access then tunnel

Arms out to side (not above head)


75cm Amplatz wire

Exofin


BRITTANY:

Will get access first, then tunnel

3.0 Vicryl

Dermabond/Exofin


EVAN:




SAMIR:




LYNNE:

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