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BRAIN CATHETERIZATION FOR MONITORING INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE, TISSUE OXYGEN AND BIOCHEMISTRY. SERIES OF54 PATIENTS.
P.G. Papanikolaou, A.Markellos, K.Barkas, E.K. Papadopoulos, S.Stamatiou, T. S. Paleologos, A.Venetikidis, L.Voidonikolas,E.Manousakis, G.Tsanis, E.Chatzidakis, K.Kazdaglis
Neurosurgical Department,General Hospital of Nikea - Piraeus, Athens, Greece
What’s the point in monitoring ?
Avoid secondary events causing ischemia
Early diagnosis of “late” hematomas
Early diagnosis of vasospasm in SAH
We need monitoring techniques :
easily, quickly and safely applied
easily interpreted
established alarm limits guiding treatment algorithms
Intraparenchymal brain catheters (ICP, PbtiO2, Microdialysis, rCBF-TD)
-Easy
-Low infection rate
-Transportable
-Multimodal (ICP,CPP, CBF, Oxygenation &Metabolism)
- “Invasive”
- “Local”
- Zero drift ~7-10 days
“Invasive” “Local”
Very low complication rate and short learning curve for placement in almost all studies
- Harris CH et al. Placement of intracranial pressure monitors by non-neurosurgeons. Am Surg. 2002 Sep;68(9):787-90.
- Ko K et al Training protocol for intracranial pressure monitor placement by nonneurosurgeons: 5-year experience. J Trauma. 2003 Sep;55(3):480-3; discussion 483-4.
- Dings J et al. Clinical experience with 118 brain tissue oxygen partial pressure catheter probes.Neurosurgery. 1998 Nov;43(5):1082-95.
“Normal” frontal lobe white matter reflects global oxygenation and metabolism
- Gupta AK et al Measurement of brain tissueoxygenation performed using positron emissiontomography scanning to validate a novel monitoringmethod. J Neurosurg. 2002 Feb;96(2):263-8.
Local may be advantageous in monitoring vulnerable tissue
- Sarrafzadeh AS, Sakowitz OW, Kiening KL, BenndorfG, Lanksch WR, Unterberg AW. Bedsidemicrodialysis: a tool to monitor cerebral metabolismin subarachnoid hemorrhage patients? Crit CareMed.2002 May;30(5):1062-70
Οur experience
Multimodal neuromonitoring in 54 TBI or SCH patients using intraparenchymal brain catheters
Twist hand drill burr hole
Single same burr hole 5.3 mm
3 – lumen cranial bolt (LICOX)
ICP, PtiO2, microdialysis
Procedure bedside in ICU board
Catheter’s
tip
Our experience from 54 cases
49 three lumen cranial bolt and 5 three lumen + Hemedex
No clinically significant infection in all cases 2 cases (3,7%): colonization with Staph. epidermidis
without clinical significance
Contusion from insertion in 2 cases (3,7%) < 2 cm on CT, without neurological impact
Material failure (5,5%) 1 ICP
2 Microdialysis
Contusion from catheter insertion
Catheters’ tips placement
DAI patients
Non-dominant frontal lobe
Contusions
Penubra of the largest lesion
Treatment strategies
CPP targeted therapy
- CPP > 60 mm Hg
- ICP < 20 mm Hg
- PtiO2 > 20 mm Hg
- L / P ≤ 25
ICP and PtiO2 data determined the treatment.
Microdialysis biochemistrydefined important clinical decisions concerning the management of certain cases.
Conclusion
Multimodal neuromonitoring using intraparenchymal brain catheters seems to be safe, reliable and clinically useful.
Catheterization procedure can be safely done on ICU bed.
Neuromonitoring data seems to correlate to outcome.