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J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP J. Stephen Huff, MD Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia

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Page 1: J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP J. Stephen Huff, MD Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia

J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP

J. Stephen Huff, MD

Associate Professor

Department of Emergency MedicineUniversity of Virginia

Charlottesville, Virginia

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J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP

EMS Triage and the ED EMS Triage and the ED Transfer of Ischemic Transfer of Ischemic

Stroke PatientsStroke Patients

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DisclosuresDisclosures

ACEP Clinical Policies CommitteeACEP Clinical Policies Committee

FERNE support by Abbott, Eisai, Pfizer, FERNE support by Abbott, Eisai, Pfizer, UCB, Concentric MedicalUCB, Concentric Medical

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Questions / Answers?Questions / Answers?

Who should be transferred to a Who should be transferred to a another hospital for specialized another hospital for specialized stroke care? When?stroke care? When?

OROR

EMS direct transport to center?EMS direct transport to center?

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Questions / Answers?Questions / Answers?

Which patient? Which patient?

What time?What time?

What hospital?What hospital?

What technologies?What technologies?

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J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP

Current systemsCurrent systems

Few direct EMS to stroke centersFew direct EMS to stroke centers

Fragmented care at multiple levelsFragmented care at multiple levels

Physician attitudes and abilities varyPhysician attitudes and abilities vary

neurology, radiology, emergency neurology, radiology, emergency

Hospitals variable in supportHospitals variable in support

emergency, radiology, units, floorsemergency, radiology, units, floors

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Patients varyPatients vary

Stroke mimicsStroke mimics

Stroke syndromesStroke syndromes

Strokes-ischemicStrokes-ischemic

Strokes-intracerebral hemorrhageStrokes-intracerebral hemorrhage

Patient age, co-morbiditiesPatient age, co-morbidities

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Progress has been madeProgress has been made

EMS DispatchEMS Dispatch

prioritypriority

911e systems911e systems

EMS trainingEMS training

ACLSACLS

OthersOthers

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J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP

Prehospital identificationPrehospital identification

Cincinnati Stroke ScaleCincinnati Stroke Scale

LA Prehospital Stroke ScreenLA Prehospital Stroke Screen

Time of onsetTime of onset

Other historyOther history

MedicationsMedications

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Chain-of-survivalChain-of-survival

Parallels with cardiac care strikingParallels with cardiac care striking

Goals similarGoals similar

appropriate therapy to right patientsappropriate therapy to right patients

time limitationstime limitations

Problems similarProblems similar

Pre-planned action paths are keyPre-planned action paths are key

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Differences cardiac careDifferences cardiac care

Lack of clear markersLack of clear markers

EKGEKG

Serum markersSerum markers

Infinitely variable presentationsInfinitely variable presentations

Different pathophysiology looks similarDifferent pathophysiology looks similar

Ischemic strokeIschemic stroke

Intracerebral hemorrhageIntracerebral hemorrhage

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J. Stephen Huff, MD, FACEP

ED and Hospital CapacityED and Hospital Capacity

RealReal issues with ED capacities issues with ED capacities

Other real demands on timeOther real demands on time

trauma emergenciestrauma emergencies

cardiac emergenciescardiac emergencies

surgical emergenciessurgical emergencies

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What we knowWhat we know

Intravenous tPA works in select patientsIntravenous tPA works in select patients

-small vessel occlusions-small vessel occlusions

Transcranial Doppler may aid lysisTranscranial Doppler may aid lysis

Few patients tPA candidatesFew patients tPA candidates

Others - interventional radiologyOthers - interventional radiology

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What we don’t knowWhat we don’t know

Interventional radiologyInterventional radiology

how many patients?how many patients?

which ones?which ones?

what techniques?what techniques?

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A brief history of IA…A brief history of IA…

Arteries could be Arteries could be openedopened……

How long to open?How long to open?

Would they stay open?Would they stay open?

Were Were outcomesoutcomes improved? improved?

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Why might IR work?Why might IR work?

““Clot Burden”Clot Burden”

too much for IV thrombolytics too much for IV thrombolytics

amount of clotamount of clot

location of clotlocation of clot

Directed intra-arterial lyticsDirected intra-arterial lytics

Directed mechanical clot extractionDirected mechanical clot extraction

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Modern IRModern IR

Better neuroimagingBetter neuroimaging

Better thrombolyticsBetter thrombolytics

Better mechanical devices Better mechanical devices

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Modern IRModern IR

Impressive results at some centers Impressive results at some centers in some patients….in some patients….

How to select patients?How to select patients?

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Interventional RadiologyInterventional Radiology

Select patients - large vessel occlusionSelect patients - large vessel occlusionintra-arterial lyticsintra-arterial lyticsclot retrievalclot retrieval

Selected syndromes - Basilar occlusionSelected syndromes - Basilar occlusion

IV lytic failure? How to predict / monitor?IV lytic failure? How to predict / monitor?

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Is all IR alike?Is all IR alike?

Real world problemsReal world problems

ConsultantsConsultants

Tiers of accessTiers of access

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Is all IR alike?Is all IR alike?

Parallels to cardiac careParallels to cardiac care

At this time rapid response lacking At this time rapid response lacking in most centers….in most centers….

Can results be generalized?Can results be generalized?

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ScenariosScenarios

Bypass all but centers with IRBypass all but centers with IR

OROR

““Hub and spoke” with accepted evaluation Hub and spoke” with accepted evaluation protocols and performance standardsprotocols and performance standards

OROR

Pre-defined access paths with buy-in by Pre-defined access paths with buy-in by stakeholdersstakeholders

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Solution-proposalSolution-proposal

NetworksNetworks

Pre-defined buy-in by institutions and groupsPre-defined buy-in by institutions and groups

Rapid, appropriate transfer of rapidly but Rapid, appropriate transfer of rapidly but carefully selected patientscarefully selected patients

Neuroimaging prior to transfer?Neuroimaging prior to transfer?

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GOAL - MATCHGOAL - MATCH

Appropriate patientsAppropriate patients

Appropriate technologyAppropriate technology

Appropriate facilityAppropriate facility

Appropriate care providersAppropriate care providers

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What might work (IMHO)What might work (IMHO)

Rapid CT / CT-A at first stopRapid CT / CT-A at first stop

Prompt interpretation - tele?Prompt interpretation - tele?

Transfer lots of electrons, not Transfer lots of electrons, not necessarily lots of patientsnecessarily lots of patients

Identify the anatomyIdentify the anatomy

Transfer emergently 10-15%Transfer emergently 10-15%

Delayed transfer or no transfer….Delayed transfer or no transfer….

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BarriersBarriers

Practice patternsPractice patterns

FinancialFinancial

LiabilityLiability

Those old things…. Those old things….

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Until that happens….Until that happens….

Preplanned action pathsPreplanned action paths

Transfer emergently IV lytic candidatesTransfer emergently IV lytic candidates

-lyse them there….-lyse them there….

Basilar artery occlusionBasilar artery occlusion

Others - selectOthers - select

younger?younger?

co-morbidiesco-morbidies

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ED and Hospital CapacityED and Hospital Capacity

RealReal issues with ED capacities issues with ED capacities

Other real demands on timeOther real demands on time

trauma emergenciestrauma emergencies

cardiac emergenciescardiac emergencies

surgical emergenciessurgical emergencies

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WaitingWaiting

Randomized studiesRandomized studies

Multiple centers and settingsMultiple centers and settings

Community vs. Academic centersCommunity vs. Academic centers

Defined selection standardsDefined selection standards

Evaluation of outcomes / transparencyEvaluation of outcomes / transparency

Rigorous evaluation of complicationsRigorous evaluation of complications

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Questions?Questions?

www.FERNE.org

[email protected]

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