This symposium provides an overview of the (r)evolution in intensive care medicine. The programme is based on lectures of 20 minutes where each speaker presents in two 10 minute talks (in der Beschränkung zeigt sich erst der Meister) the good things that happened in the last 40 years in critical care vs our mistakes or what is missing with respect to that topic. At the end of the session the speakers participate in an interactive round table discussion with online voting to get the audience involved. Will be discussed: Theoretical concepts, basic physiology and pathophysiology, monitoring, and future directions.
14. 40 patients with septic shock
PA catheter
But…
Fluids The prediction of fluid responsiveness
PPV is reliable for predicting
fluid responsiveness
Cannot be used in case of:
!
spontaneous breathing activity
cardiac arrhythmias
ARDS with low Vt / compliance
15. 83 patients with
circulatory failure
The Applicability of Fluid Responsiveness Indices in Circulatory failure (AFRIC study)
SHI Rui, DE VITA Nello, GAVELLI Francesco, TEBOUL Jean-Louis, PAVOT Arthur, MONNET Xavier
In preparation
Interpretable
(16%)
Low Vt
(27%)
Several causes
(51%)
Spontaneous
breathing (12%)
Fluids The prediction of fluid responsiveness
16. Aortic Blood
Flow PLR Volume expansion
PLR
predicts…
… fluid
responsiveness
Fluids The prediction of fluid responsiveness
17. yes
no
Should I
give fluid?
?
Obvious fluid loss?
First 60-90’of sepsis?
?
Fluid !
Is CO too
low ?
?
?
+ Fluid !
No fluid !-
ΔIVC/SVC
PPV, SVV…
PLR test
EEO/EIO tests
Fluid challenge
Mini-fluid challenge
Recruitment manoeuvers
Fluids The prediction of fluid responsiveness
21. Deleterious effects
Less efficacy than norepinephrine
No beneficial renal effects
Cardiac arrhythmias
↗ myocardial O2 consumption
Vasopressors Dopamine vs. noradrenaline
22. 1 679 pts with shock
Dopamine vs. norepinephrine
No difference between
norepinephrine and dopamine
Vasopressors Dopamine vs. noradrenaline
23. 1 679 pts with shock
Dopamine vs. norepinephrine
Vasopressors Dopamine vs. noradrenaline
24. Landry et al. Circulation
Patel et al. Anesthesiology
1997
2002
2002-
2008
Several
studies
2008 VASST
2016 VANISH
2017 VANCS RCT 330 patients
?
Vasopressors New solutions ?
25. 778 pts receiving NE
low dose vasopressin (0.01-0.03 U/min)
vs
NE increase (8-15 µg/min)
Relative defect in vasopressin during
sepsis
→
Vasopressin reduces requirements in NE
and improves renal function
Disappointing results in a large RCT→
→
Vasopressors New solutions ?
26. 886 septic shock patients
Selepressin vs. placebo
Vasopressors New solutions ?
31. Deleterious effects
Factor independently associated with mortality
Imune and metabolic side effects
Cardiac arrhythmias
↗ myocardial O2 consumption
Inotropes The old dobutamine
35. Disappointing results in
AHF (without shock)
1 327 patients with severe congestive heart failure
dobutamine vs. levosimendan
Inotropes Levosimendan
36. 658 pts with refractory shock after AMI
standard treatment + L-NAME or placebo
No change in
survival
No change in shock
duration
Inotropes New solutions ?
43. Supposed drawbacks
No benefit on survival
Invasive
Pitfalls in interpretation
Haemodynamic monitoring The old pulmonary artery catheter
44. Proportionsurviving
Follow-up time (days)
JAMA 1996; 270:899-897
no PAC
PAC
p = 0.02
5735 heterogeneous patients with and without PAC
prospective observation for 30 days
Haemodynamic monitoring The old pulmonary artery catheter
46. mainly because of the invasiveness of PAC
Haemodynamic monitoring The old pulmonary artery catheter
47. Supposed drawbacks
Not easy to set up
No benefit on survival
Invasive
Pitfalls in interpretation
Haemodynamic monitoring The old pulmonary artery catheter