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1 Current status of temperature management in the neuro-icu Gregor Brössner, MD Neurologic Intensiv Care Unit Innsbruck, Austria
2 Disclosures: Gregor Brössner has recieved an unrestricted Grant by Alsius Corp.. Speakers honoraria and travel grants from Zoll Corp. and Euromed.
3 Outline: Pathophysiological effects of fever Mechanisms of therapeutic hypothermia Practical aspects of hypothermia Concept of prophylactic normothermia Ongoing trials / future indications of temperature management Discussion 40 minutes
4 Negative effects of fever, secondary neuronal injury I: Metaanalysis of 39 studies and patients
5 Negative effects of fever, secondary neuronal injury II:
6 Mechanisms of temperaturemanagement: Primary Injury: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) Stroke Hypoxia intracerebral hematoma metabolic ICP= intracranial pressure
7 Mechanisms of temperaturemanagement: Primary Injury: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) Stroke Hypoxia intracerebral hematoma metabolic Secondary Injury: Brain edema Stroke (vasospasm) elektrolyte disturbance(ca, Na/K) neuro-excitation (seizures) ICP= intracranial pressure
8 Mechanisms of temperaturemanagement: Primary Injury: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) Stroke Hypoxia intracerebral hematoma metabolic Secondary Injury: Brain edema Stroke (vasospasm) elektrolyte disturbance(ca, Na/K) neuro-excitation (seizures) elevation of ICP ICP= intracranial pressure
9 Mechanisms of temperaturemanagement: Primary Injury: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) Stroke Hypoxia intracerebral hematoma metabolic Secondary Injury: Brain edema Stroke (vasospasm) elektrolyte disturbance(ca, Na/K) neuro-excitation (seizures) Normo- elevation of ICP /Hypothermi a ICP= intracranial pressure
10 Pathophysiological mechanism induced by isch. Stroke: Arterial Occlusion CBF-reduction metabolic deficit Reperfusion BBB-dysfunction Release of glutamate dysbalance of elect. Inflammation Influx of Ca 2++ Edema Free radicals Necrosis Membrane dysfunction Apoptosis
11 Neuroprotection after Stroke: Arterial occlusion Glutamate- Antagonists GABA- Antagonists CBF-Reduction Metabolic defizit t-pa Reperfusion BBB- dysfunction Release of glutamate Dysbalance of elect. MMP-Inhib. Inflammation NMDA-Antag. Influx of Ca 2++ Calcium- Antagonists Edema Free radicals Nerosis Membrane dysfunction GCSF/EPO Apoptosis Neutrophil- Antag.
12 Onsets of Hypothermia: Hypothermia Fever Arterial occlusion CBF-reduction Metabolic deficit Reperfusion BBB dysfunction Release of glutamate Influx of Ca 2++ dysbalance of elect. Inflammation Edema Free radical Necrosis Membrane dysfunction Apoptosis
13 (Possible) indications for therapeutic hypothermia: Comatose survivors after cardiac arrest (refractory ) Elevated intracranial pressure (ICP) Asphyctic neonates Hepatic encephalopathy Heat stroke Stroke Traumatic brain injury Myocardial infarction Spinal cord injury Status epilepticus Meningitis Evidence level
14 Temperature Phases of hypothermia: Time
15 Practical approach to hypothermia: Pre-Induction: avoid shivering through medication and counter warming Induction: as fast as possible (ice cold saline 4 C i.v., 30ml/kg /bw) Target temperature C (avoid overshoot) Maintenance: at least 24hrs (up to 7 days) closely maintain target temperature (use devices endovascular vs surface) Rewarming: very slow (!) controlled rewarming (0.1 C/hr) Post rewarming: avoid fever (close temperature surveillance)
16 Therapeutic temperature management requires: continuous monitoring of: standardized body core temperature cardiovascular functions renal functions surveillance of infections laboratory work up treatment of shivering ICP monitoring
17 Limitations of Hypothermia : NEJM, 2001 Lancet Neurology, 2010
18 Limitations Infections: Hemmen et al., Stroke 2010
19 Controlled prophylactic normothermia
20 Concept of controlled prophylactic normothermia: Negative effects of fever: independent predictor of unfavorable outcome breakdown of blood-brain-barrier vascular permeability leads to brain edema mitochondrial dysfunction increased metabolic demand free radicals focal hyperthermia Thermopooling Reperfusion Injury Broessner 2009, Diringer 2005, Polderman 2004, Polderman 2008, Child 2005, Rumana 1998, Clifton 2001
21 Concept of controlled prophylactic normothermia: Negative effects of fever: independent predictor of unfavorable outcome breakdown of blood-brain-barrier vascular permeability leads to brain edema mitochondrial dysfunction increased metabolic demand free radicals focal hyperthermia Thermopooling Reperfusion Injury Negative effects of hypothermia: Hypotonia (TBI) Infectious complications Magnesium Sodium Shivering Rewarming Injury ( rebound effect ) awake patient reduction of rtpa action (?) Broessner 2009, Diringer 2005, Polderman 2004, Polderman 2008, Child 2005, Rumana 1998, Clifton 2001
22 Concept of controlled prophylactic normothermia: Negative effects of fever: independent predictor of unfavorable outcome breakdown of blood-brain-barrier vascular permeability leads to brain edema mitochondrial dysfunction increased metabolic demand free radicals focal hyperthermia Thermopooling Reperfusion Injury Negative effects of hypothermia: Hypotonia (TBI) Infectious complications controlled normothermia (36,5 C) Magnesium Sodium avoidance of the NEGATIVE effects of fever Shivering WITHOUT incresing risk by hypothermia Rewarming Injury ( rebound effect ) awake patient reduction of rtpa action (?) Broessner 2009, Diringer 2005, Polderman 2004, Polderman 2008, Child 2005, Rumana 1998, Clifton 2001
23 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermia I 36,5 C A CoolGard 3000, Zoll Corp. B SAH HH 3-5 ICH GCS 10 Stroke NiHSS 15 conventional controls Temp > 37,9 C conventional temperature management treatment, stepwise escalating 1. Paracetamol 500mg p.o. 2. Naproxen 500mg p.o. 3. Pethidin 100mg i.v. 4. ICE packs 5. Cool washing 6. cooling balnkets (Blanketrol ) Broessner et. al., Stroke 2009
24 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermia II 168 hrs 336 hrs Broessner et. al., Stroke 2009
25 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermia II Primary Outcome Broessner et. al., Stroke 2009
26 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermia III III Sekondary Outcome (AE) Broessner et. al., Stroke 2009
27 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermia III III Tertiary Outcome Broessner et. al., Stroke 2009
28 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermia IV Rate of infectious complications vs. inflammatory parameters? Broessner & Schmutzhard et al., Stroke 2010
29 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermie V Broessner & Schmutzhard et al., Stroke 2010
30 Cerebrovascular diseases Normothermie V Unfavorable outcome MRS 3-6 Broessner & Schmutzhard et al., Stroke 2010
31 Normothermia and TBI I: severe TBI GCS 8 N= 21 patients endovaskular normothermia (TT 36 36,5 C) (Zoll, Coolgard ) over 36 hrs comparison with historic controls (N=21) ICP monitoring (Licox ) Puccio et al., Neuro Crit Care 2009
32 Normothermia and TBI ii: :
33 Normothermia and TBI ii: :
34 Therapeutic hypothermia
35 TBI measurment of brain temperature Can prophylactic endovascular normo-/hypothermia influence brain temperature (in patients with severe TBI)? Inclusion criteria: severe TBI (intial GCS 8) Interventions: ICP + temperatureprobe (Neurovent-Temp-P, Raumedic AG, Muenchberg, Germany) endovascular normo/ hypothermia (CoolGard 3000, Zoll ) N=7 patients Fischer & Broessner et al., Neurosurgery 2011
36 TBI brain versus bladdertemperature under normo/hypothermia CC r= 95 Fischer & Broessner et al., Neurosurgery 2011
37 Hypothermia and ICH:
38 Hypothermia and ICH:
39 Hypothermia and ICH: 35 C
40 Hypothermia in ICH rat model:
41 Hypothermia in ICH rat model:
42 Hypothermia and ICH: Normo / Hypothermia over 10 days
43 Hypothermia and ICH : Kollmar, Staykov et al., Stroke 2010
44 Ongoing trials with temperature management Clinicaltrials.gov (National Institutes of Health (NIH)) Hypothermia: 78 registered trials (recuiting or before recruiting) Indications: Stroke, bact. meningitis, status epilepticus, TBI, SAH, cardiac arrest, asphyxia a.m.m. Controlled normothermia: 9 registered trials (recuiting or before recruiting)
45 Ongoing trials with temperature management:
46 Ongoing trials with temperature management: :
47 Ongoing trials with temperature management :
48 Summary I: fever has to be avioded in patients with acute neuronal injury by any means Good evidence for hypothermia (RCT): Post resuscitation Refractory elevated ICP Asphyctic neonates promising results in Stroke, ICH... (longterm-) prophylactic endovasacular normothermia is efficacious and feasibel
49 Summary II: Understanding and treating the limitations in therapeutic temprature management is pivotal: (even under prophylactic normothermia) close and standardized surveillance for infections is absolutely mandatory treatment of fever does not replace treatment of infections use anti-shivering protocol avoid fever rebound
50 Сердечное спасибо!
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