Indicaciones y contraindicaciones del balón de contrapulsación |
Counterpulsations from an intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) can help maintain vital circulation for a patient in shock or severe heart failure. This can keep the patient alive until definitive therapy can be instituted. Indications for use of IABP - myocardial ischemia related:
Indications for use of IABP - myocardial function: (1) refractory cardiogenic shock after cardiac surgery (2) refractory shock associated with other causes (post-operative, trauma) (3) presence of a mechanical problem with the heart (4) heart failure after cardiac transplantation (5) heart failure associated with viral myocarditis Contraindications to use of IABP: (1) aortic valve insufficiency (2) dissecting aortic aneurysm (3) traumatic aortic transection (4) abdominal aortic aneurysm Contraindications affecting insertion of IABP into femoral artery: (1) severe atherosclerosis affecting the distal aorta, iliac and/or femoral arteries (2) recent groin incision Relative contraindications (poor long term prognosis or high risk complications): (1) irreversible hepatic, renal or pulmonary failures (except transplant candidate) (2) massive stroke (3) incurable malignant disease (4) severe coagulopathy (5) sepsis or severe persisting infections |
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