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A Retrospective Study on Postoperative Management of Cardiac Disease Transferred from Surgeons to Anesthesiologists Yoshiaki Oshima 1 , Noriki Saito 1 , Kazuo Tsuda 1 , Akira Sasaki 1 , Yukari Minami 1 , Masato Masutani 2 , Yasuhiro Matsubara 2 , Shinya Hori 2 , Zyuichi Hirosawa 2 , Yukihiro Wato 2 , Kazunori Kawamura 2 , Youichi Hara 3 , Shingo Ishiguro 3 , Hiroaki Kuroda 3 1Intensive Care Unit, Tottori University Hospital 2Department of Anesthesiology, Faculty of Medicine, Tottori University 3Second Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Tottori University Keyword: 開心術後管理 , 外科医 , 麻酔科医 , postoperative management of cardiac surgery , surgeon , anesthesiologist pp.391-397
Published Date 1998/4/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404901677
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In April 1991, Tottori University Hospital opened a 4 -bed multidisciplinary intensive care unit (ICU), princi-pally dealing with post surgical patients requiring mechanical ventilatory support. Postsurgical cardiac patients were cared for by their cardiovascular surgeons before the opening of the ICU, now staffed by a group of anesthesiologists. The outcome of disease, fluid therapy and respiratory management for postsurgical cardiac patients during the 2 years before the opening of the ICU (pre-ICU group, n=50) was compared to that during the 2 years after the opening (ICU group, n=50). Data were retrospectively collected from adult patients hav-ing elective cardiac surgery from April 1989 to March 1992, exclusive of data from those who died or receivedreoperation within 48 hrs after the first operation. Five patients required dialysis in both groups due to acute renal failure arising from a previous cardiac operation, multiple valve procedures or preoperative renal dysfunc-tion. In both groups, 2 of the 5 patients died despite prolonged dialysis support, and the surviving 3 recover-ed sufficient kidney function to discontinue dialysis. The remaining 45 patients did not require dialysis in either group. The ratio of atrial septal defect repair was significantly (p = 0.03) lower in the ICU group (4/45) than in the pre-ICU group (12/45). The ratio of aortic valve replacement procedures was significantly (p= 0.03) higher in the ICU group (10/45) than in the pre-ICU group (3/45). The cardiopulmonary bypass times and aortic cross-clamp times were significantly longer (p= 0.005 and 0.04, respectively) in the ICU group than in the pre-ICU group. For postoperative fluid resuscitation,the ICU group received both crystalloid and colloid fluid, while the pre-ICU group received colloid fluid only. The ICU group showed positive fluid balance on postoperative day 1. The duration of intubation (mean± SD) was significantly longer (p=0.02) in the ICU group (1.4 ±1.1 days) than in the pre-ICU group (0.9±1.1 days). No patient required tracheostomy in the-ICU group, while 4 patients were reintubated and required tracheostomy in the pre-ICU group (p =0.058). Acute renal failure was a frequent and important contributing factor leading to death in postsurgical cardiac patients. Ventilatory weaning was not influenced by the type of fluid for postoperative fluid resuscitation.


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