ECLS Registry Form Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO)

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ECLS Registry Form Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO) Center ID: Center name: Run No (for this patient) Unique ID: Birth Date/Time Sex: (M, F) Race: (Asian, Black, Hispanic, White, Other) Neonatal patients: Birth weight: kg Maternal age: Apgar (1 min): Apgar (5 min): Delivery: Vaginal C-sect Elective C-sect Gestational age: CDH present? (Check if yes) If : Prenatal diagnosis? (Check if yes) Side of CDH: (R,L,B) Repair: None Pre-ECLS On ECLS Post-ECLS Infant Transported? (Check if yes) Cardiac arrest at birth? (Check if yes) ICD-9 Codes Diagnoses and Procedures Primary diagnosis: Use ICD-9 codes for diagnoses (see diagnosis codes sheet) Secondary diagnoses: CPT Code Date/Time of Procedure Procedures: Use CPT codes for procedures (see procedure codes sheet) (List all relevant procedures related to the patient even if preceding this admission) 3.0 10/10/2011 ECLS Registry Form 1

Cultured Organisms: Sites: Blood, Bone, Cerebrospinal fluid, Peritoneal fluid, Pleural fluid, Respiratory tract, Skin/soft tissue, Stool, Urine, Wound surgical, Wound traumatic, Other, Unknown Date / Time admitted: Pre-ECLS Course Intubated: (to ECLS center) Current weight (kg): Patient Transported: Pre-ECLS cardiac arrest: Bridge to transplant: Pre-ECLS support: (Use Support Codes) Pre-ECLS blood gases: ph: PaCO2: PaO2: HCO3: SaO2(%): Pre-ECLS ventilator settings: Rate/Hz: FiO2(%): PIP/Ampl: PEEP: MAP: Hand bagging: (check if yes) Vent type: Conventional HFO Other HFV Pre-ECLS hemodynamics: BP: SvO2: PCWP: PAP: CI: ECLS Course Date/Time on ECLS: Date/Time off ECLS: Reason for support: Pulmonary Cardiac ECPR ECLS mode: (VA, VA+V, VA-VV, VV, VV-VA, VVA, VVDL, VVDL+V, Other) 3.0 10/10/2011 ECLS Registry Form 2

Cannulations: Site Percutaneous Manufacturer Size (Fr) Length (cm) Site: RCCA, LCCA, RIJV, RIJVC, LIJV, RFA, LFA, RFV, LFV, RA, LA, PA, Aorta, Other Equipment used: Membrane lung: Heat exchanger: Pump: Hemofilter: Pump flow: Units: ml/kg/min ml/min L/min (Check one) 4 th hour flow: 24 th hour: 24 hour ECLS blood gases: ph: PaCO2: PaO2: HCO3: SaO2(%): 24 hour ECLS ventilator settings: Rate/Hz: FiO2(%): PIP/Ampl: PEEP: MAP: Hand bagging: (check if yes) Vent type: Conventional HFO Other HFV 24 hour hemodynamics: BP: SvO2: PCWP: PAP: CI: 3.0 10/10/2011 ECLS Registry Form 3

ECLS Complications Mechanical complications: (requiring change of equipment or intervention) Oxygenator failure Raceway rupture Other tubing rupture Pump malfunction Heat exch. Malfunction Clots: oxygenator Clots: bridge Clots: bladder Clots: hemofilter Clots: other Air in circuit Cracks: connectors Cannula problems Patient complications: Hemorrhagic complications: (requiring transfusion or other intervention) GI hemorrhage Cannulation site bleeding Surgical site bleeding Hemolysis (plasma hgb > 50 mg/dl) Neurologic complications: DIC Clinical brain death Clinical seizures EEG seizures Infarction (US or CT) Renal complications: Hemorrhage (US or CT) Creatinine 1.5-3.0 Creatinine > 3.0 Hemodialysis Hemofiltration CAVHD Pulmonary complications: (requiring intervention) Pneumothorax Pulmonary hemorrhage Cardiopulmonary complications: (requiring intervention) Inotropes on ECLS Myocardial stun by echocardiography Hypertension requiring vasodilator treatment CPR required Cardiac arrhythmia PDA: R L PDA: L R PDA: Bidirectional PDA: Unknown Tamponade: Blood Tamponade: Serous Tamponade: Air Infectious complications: Culture proven new infection WBC < 1,500 (code organism under Diagnosis and Procedures) Metabolic complications: Glucose < 40 Glucose > 240 ph < 7.20 ph > 7.60 Hyperbilirubinemia (> 2 direct, > 13 indirect, or > 15 total) 3.0 10/10/2011 ECLS Registry Form 4

Outcome Reason for discontinuing ECLS: Recovery Died on ECLS, or ECLS withdrawn (survived ECMO) in anticipation of death If died on ECLS or ECLS withdrawn in anticipation of death Parental or family request Hemorrhage Diagnosis incompatible with life select 1 reason: Irreversible organ failure: (Select all that apply) CNS Pulmonary Cardiac Liver Infection Other Cannula site repair: None Carotid artery Jugular vein Both Other Date / time of final extubation: Discharged alive (from ECLS center) Date / time of discharge / transfer: Discharge location: Home In-hospital service Referral hospital Other facility (hospital or rehab facility) Date / time of death: If death, code primary cause of death and contributing causes under Diagnosis and Procedures Form completed by: Date completed: ELSO Office, 2800 Plymouth Rd, Building 300, Room 303, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2800 Phone: 734-998-6601 3.0 10/10/2011 ECLS Registry Form 5