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1 IVC THROMBECTOMY: OPEN Gennady Bratslavsky, M.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Urology SUNY Upstate Medical University Syracuse, NY
2 Disclosures None I am not an ideal candidate to argue for open IVC thrombectomy
3 I have performed minimally-invasive IVC thrombectomies since 2011 First level 3 IVC thrombectomy with robot (still the largest one in the literature) with RPLND Last month I have done 2 IVC cases with a robot Direct invasion of the IVC wall in several places requiring complete replacement with Gor-Tex graft T4 with liver invasion and IVC thrombus
4 49 year old women (350 lbs, ECOG 1)
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6 Patient discharged 36 hours post op Path: pt3b, N0, clear cell carcinoma, Grade 3 44 lymph nodes negative
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9 Definitions Levels of Tumor Thrombus Suprahepatic Suprarenal Infrarenal I 42% II 22% III 12% IV 5% <2 cm into IVC Suprarenal Intracardiac
10 Yet, I will argue for OPEN technique today For majority, the robotic IVC is still a VERY selected group Level 1 does not count True level 3 with Pringle and suprahepatic control is too long and dangerous Level 4 is not there yet Video at the AUA controlled piece meal removal
11 Venous involvement in RCC Patients Incidence % Authors Venous invasion 4-36 Skinner, 1972 Novick, 1980 Marshall, 1988 Hatcher, 1991 Pouliot, 2010 IVC extension 3-5 Kearney, 1981 Libertino, 1987 Atrial extension Neves/ Zincke, 1987
12 Surgical Principles for Tumor Thrombectomy 1. Assemble experienced team Anesthesia +/- Hepatobiliary, vascular, cardiac surgery 2. Operate on vessels first (preserve collateralized veins if IVC occluded) 3. Ligate renal artery, no need to embolize 4. Isolate venous structures 5. Completely remove thrombus 6. Manage any distal bland thrombus 7. Repair/patch/replace IVC as needed 8. Complete nephrectomy and LND
13 Exposure is Everything Choice of incision Location of tumor Veins to be isolated Body habitus Costal flare
14 Avoid Preoperative Embolization IVC VTT cases 135 with, 90 without embolization Embolization: blood loss, complications, mortality MVA revealed 5 fold increased risk of per operative death in patients with embolization Several large series against embilozation Subramanian, Urology 2009
15 Right Medial Visceral Rotation to Expose Suprarenal IVC Retrohepatic Divide ligaments to fully mobilize liver
16 Tumor Thrombus: Level III Technique Renal artery ligation Mobilize liver for suprahepatic IVC access Sequence for venous control: 1. Contralateral renal vein 2. Distal IVC, incl. 2nd lumbar vein 3. Hepatic inflow (Pringle maneuver) 4. Suprahepatic IVC (above thrombus) Remove thrombus or get it below the hepatic veins Occlude IVC below hepatic inflow Release suprahepatic IVC & Pringle Repair vena cava leisurely Complete nephrectomy
17 Tumor Thrombus: Level IV Technique Veno-veno bypass Cardiopulmonary bypass Cardiopulmonary bypass with hypothermic (16ºC) circulatory arrest Advantages: bloodless field, ~60 minutes of ischemia time Hypothermic arrest is associated with longer OS and significant reduction in perioperative mortality Disadvantages: need for anticoagulation and reversal
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19 Inferior Vena Cava Reconstruction Critical to achieve complete removal of intraluminal thrombus as well as tumor infiltrating into vein wall Vein wall invasion may be difficult to recognize grossly frozen section margins useful Patch preferred over graft, if possible Infrarenal IVC resection without replacement if vein chronically occluded Replacement of para- and supra-renal IVC with low threshold to re-implant renal veins
20 55 y/o man with renal cell carcinoma and level IV tumor thrombus: Avoided sternotomy: Foley (level IV to level III)
21 Outcomes of Nephrectomy and IVC Tumor Thrombectomy (pre targeted therapy) ALL levels Median Survival (mos.) 5-yr. DSS(%) Author Yr n No mets Mets No mets Mets Followup Haferkamp * Karnes/Blute ** Klatte Lambert Sweeney Modified from Pouliot, et al. J Urol. 2010
22 162 patients Level 3: 69 Level 4: 93 Major complications: 34% 90 day mortality: 10.4% ECOG>1 and low albumin predicted mortality Eur Urol, 2013
23 Changing the paradigm: Prof. Vsevolod Matveev Blokhin Cancer Center, Moscow Russia)
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25 Conclusions OPEN surgery can provide durable survival and remains preferred approach for most cases in most centers Meticulous attention to management of vascular anatomy is mandatory: Vessels first approach! Experienced multidisciplinary teams can assure low morbidity/mortality Potential for minimally invasive surgery and sternotomyfree approach
26 SUNY Upstate Department of Urology
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