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Scott Weingart, MD Optimizing ED Management of Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Diagnosis & Treatment Protocol
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Scott Weingart, MD Scott Weingart, MD Assistant Professor Director of ED Critical Care Elmhurst Hospital Center Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, NY
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Scott Weingart, MD
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Objectives Improve pt outcome in TBI Minimize secondary injury of TBI patients Improve monitoring of TBI Improve treatment of TBI Improve knowledge of TBI prognosis Improve emergency medicine practice
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Scott Weingart, MD A Clinical Case
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Scott Weingart, MD Suspected TBI from trauma.org imagebank
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Scott Weingart, MD Assess the GCS and Pupillary Response TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Maintain MAP >90 TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Since CPP=MAP – ICP and ICP is assumed to be elevated; we must maintain MAP to maintain CPP. Since CPP=MAP – ICP and ICP is assumed to be elevated; we must maintain MAP to maintain CPP. It’s all about Perfusion
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Scott Weingart, MD Maintain Sat >95% TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Intubate if the GCS<9 or you suspect the patient may decompensate TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Pretreatment Meds Lidocaine Fentanyl Defasiculating Dose Paralytic MAP Stable Dose of Sedative Paralytic Skilled Intubater Neuroprotective Intubation
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Scott Weingart, MD Avoid Prophylactic Hyperventilation: Keep CO 2 between 35-38 TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD If pt is showing signs of impending herniation, we may hyperventilate to 30 for a brief period of time Hyperventilation
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Scott Weingart, MD Unilateral or bilateral unreactive, dilated pupil Extensor posturing (decerebrate) A sharp decline in GCS Signs of Increasing ICP
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Scott Weingart, MD Mannitol 1.2-1.4 g / kg TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Confirmed TBI
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Scott Weingart, MD Continue to Maintain MAP Continue to Maintain Sats Continue to Maintain CO 2 TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Introduce the patient to a Neurosurgeon TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Monitor ETCO 2 TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Keep PaCO 2 between 35-38: Treat EtCO 2 >35 ETCO 2
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Scott Weingart, MD Push Na to ~150 Never < 140 TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD NaClmOsm/L NS154 308 LR130109273 Na in Resus Fluids
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Scott Weingart, MD Head of the Bed to 45° TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Temp <100° F TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Serum Osm < 320 TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Monitor Urine Output: Keep Fluid Balance + TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Administer Adequate Sedation & Pain Control TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Early Appropriate ICP Monitoring TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD GCS (3-8) with abnormal head CTs GCS (3-8) with normal CTs and two of the following: SBP<90 Posturing Age>40 ICP Monitor Indications
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Blaivas M et al. Elevated intracranial pressure detected by bedside emergency ultrasonography of the optic nerve sheath. Acad Emerg Med. 2003 Apr;10(4):376-81.
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Scott Weingart, MD CPP=MAP – ICP Keep ICP 60 ICP Monitoring
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Scott Weingart, MD Treat ↑ ICP TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Mannitol Boluses: 1 g / kg over ~ 10 minutes Replace all Urinary Output ICP Treatment
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Scott Weingart, MD Hypertonic Saline: 250 cc 3% over ~ 10 minutes ICP Treatment
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Scott Weingart, MD Treat ↓ CPP TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Fluids Blood Inotropes Pressors CPP Treatment
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Scott Weingart, MD Dilantin Load: 20 mg/kg over 1 hour TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Admit to a NeuroCritical Care Bed TBI Procedure
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Scott Weingart, MD Patient Outcome Decompressive Craniectomy Decompressive Laparotomy 4 Weeks In NTICU Received Tracheostomy Weaned off Vent Transferred to Floor Intensive OT/PT/Psych Support Came to visit at 7 months—Fully Intact
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Scott Weingart, MD Further Reading Guidelines for the Management and Prognosis of Severe Traumatic Brain Injury. http://www.braintrauma.orghttp://www.braintrauma.org International Trauma Forum. http://www.trauma.org http://www.trauma.org
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Scott Weingart, MD Questions?? www.ferne.org ferne@ferne.org Scott Weingart, MD Questions?? www.ferne.org ferne@ferne.org Scott Weingart, MD gatsby@eudoramail.com 817.977.3384 www.ferne.org Ferne_2006_aaem_sa_weingart_bic_spine.ppt
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