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TRAUMA
APAKAH ADA PERKEMBANGAN
BARU?
Warko Karnadihardja
05-09
PENDAHULUAN-1
Trauma adalah penyebab kematian nomor
satu di Amerika Serikat untuk golongan
usia 1-44 tahun
Selama periode tahun 1999 s/d 2003,
tercatat sebagai penyebab utama
kematian untuk usia < 65 tahun , melebihi
kematian akibat kanker dan penyakit
jantung
Pada traum berat timbul iskemia diseluruh
tubuh yang setelah resusitasi akan terjadi
cedera reperfusi, berupa reaksi inflamasi
yang berlebihan diluar kendali badan
DEATHS
First peak
Laceration of brain
brainstem
aorta
spinal cord
heart
Second peak
Extradural
Subdural
Hemopneumothorax
Pelvic fractures
Long bone fractures
Abdominal injuries
ks
e
e
2w
1 hour
3 hours
Third peak
Sepsis
Multi organ failure
Secondary Brain Injury
ks
e
e
4w
PENDAHULUAN-2
Penyebab kematian yang segera
(early death) pada trauma, biasanya
diakibatkan syok hipovolemik atau
cedera otak berat.
Cedera otak bisa juga sebagai
penyebab kematian pada masa awal
setelah trauma, yaitu akibat cedera
otak sekunder yang disebabkan
perfusi serebral yang berkurang pada
syok hipovolemik yang dibiarkan.
PENDAHULUAN-3
Hemorrhage
Central asphyxia
Airway obstruction
Debris
Bacterial/endotoxin
translocation
Inflammation
Sequential events
Bacterial invasion
Counter Inflammation
Immuno depression
SEPSIS
TISSUE HYPOPERFUSION
ALGORITHM IN TRAUMA PATIENT
BAGAIMANAKAH HASIL
PENERAPAN PENGETAHUAN
BARU ?
Dinegara bagian Georgia, mortalitas
akibat trauma untuk segala usia,
telah turun 29% dalam masa 20 tahun
terakhir (1981-2000)
Preventable death menurun 40%
dibanding 30 tahun yang lalu yaitu
menjadi < 5% apabila dirawat oleh
pusat trauma yang modern
Trauma, Edisi VI (Felociano DV, Mattox KL, Moore, EE., tahun 2008)
Sunder-Plasman (1968)
Hb 7-15
Untuk
pasien
Kritis di ICU
Jika volume darah
normal
dan jantung sehat
Hb 7 atau 15 gm/dl
akan membawa O2
ke jaringan dalam kadar
yang sama banyak
LABORATORY
Complete blood, shift to the left,
leucocytosis
Poor perfusion: electrolyte abnormalities,
rising creatinine, low bicarbonate
LFT, amylase, lipase
Serum lactate is sensitive in abdominal
disease elevated in
100% mesenteric ischemia
50% of bowel obstruction
The persistent lactate elevation is more
predictive of poor outcome than a
persistent base deficit
Gajic O et al : Crit Care Med, 2002, 30: 1187-1190
Husain FA et al : Am J Surg 2003, 185, 485-491
Lange H & Jackel R : Eur J Surg 1994, 160: 381-384
Insult
Primary
Multiple Organ
Dysfunction
Systemic
Stress
Response
Secondary
Multiple Organ
Dysfunction
What Endpoints?
What Fluids?
When Inotropes?
When Blood?
What Results?
INTRAVITAL
VIDEOMICROSCOPY 90
MINUTES AFTER RL
RESUSCITATION
The Rolling
Adherent
Leucocytes
Class IV Hemorrhage
>2000 mL BVL (>40%)
Confused, lethargic
Hypotension
Heart rate > 140 / min
Definitive
Decreased pulse pressure control, blood
components
Respirations >35 / min
Urinary output negligible
ATLS 2008
Pitfalls
Complications of Shock and Shock
Management
Pitfalls
Hypothermia
Early coagulopathy
ATLS 2008
7.Pharmacologic Resuscitation
8.Etc
DEAT
H
Coagulopath
Hypotherm
y
ia
Rotondo MF, Zonies DH. Surg Clin North Am 1997; 77(4): 761-777
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF
LETHAL TRIAD OF DEATH
Coagulopathy
Acidosis
Severe trauma
Bleeding
Tissue
hypoxia
Hypothermia
Colloid and
Crystalloid infusion
Massive RBC
transfusion
Moore EE : Am J Surg 172: 405-410 1996
Dilution of
Coagulation factors
And platelets
THEORY OF TRAUMATIC
COAGULOPATHY
As primary event modified by
promoters
THEORY OF TRAUMATIC
COAGULOPATHY
As secondary event
COAGULOPATHY IN
TRAUMA vs DIC
The term DIC is incorrectly used to
define trauma related coagulopathy
Their pathophysiology is different
The use of the right terms is not only
a semantic issue but has major
implications for treatment
This was the main reason for the
delay in introduction of rFVIIa to
trauma patients
DIC
Hypercoagulable state with
loss localization of the
coagulation process
Leading to diffuse
depositisition of fibrin
COAGULOPATHY IN TRAUMA
Pathophysiology is complex and
multifactorial
Routine laboratory results resemble
those of DIC, because they detect
activation of coagulation and
fibrinolysis and consumption of
platelets and coagulation factors
Is hypocoagulable state with fibrin
deposition limited to the site of
injury
TRANSIENT
RESPONSE
NO RESPONSE
BAGAIMANA PROTOKOL
RESUSITASI ATLS ?
LK 90% kasus trauma sehari-hari masih dapat
diatasi secara protokol ATLS, karena termasuk
syok yang rapid response atau transient
response.
Setelah resusitasi dengan RL + PRBC dan
ditindak lanjuti dengan terapi definitif,
umumnya cedera dapat diatasi.
Resuscitate with 2 L crystalloid-place CVP line-MeasureBase Deficit- R/O Thoracic Source (Portable Chest X-Ray)
If beginning to transfuse PRBCs, start thinking about
pelvic packing
Transfuse PRBC and FFP 1:1 ;1 apheresis unit PLT for each
5 U PRBC
Immediate Notification: Attending Trauma Surgeon,
Attending Orthopaedic Surgeon, Blood Bank Resident, IR
Fellow
Cothren EC et al, Denver Group. USA, J.Trauma 2007, vol 62 N
4: 834-842
Rapid Uncontrolled
Hemorrhagic Shock
HEMORRHAGE CONTROL
(surgical/endovascular)
Send type and crossmatch,
aPTT, INR and platelet count
Autotransfusion of shed
pleural blood
Hypotermia control
(Warm fluids & vent gases,
remove wet clothing, dry
patient, Bair Hugger, etc)
LAC-USC Trauma transfusion protocol. aPTT, activated partial thromboplastin time, FFP, fresh
frozen plasma, INR, International normalized ratio. PRBC, packed red blood cells
EMPIRIC
1. >6 units of PRBC
2. History of coumadin
TARGETED
ABNORMAL:
aPTT/INR
Platelet < 50x103
Fibrinogen < 100
DIFFUSE
NONSURGICAL
BLEEDING
Surgeon
Initial labs
Type & cross
Nursing supervisor
Whole
blood drive
Walking Blood Bank
Time=0
Blood bank
Suspend
routne duties
Get help
4 Prbc
4 FFP
60 min
4 fresh whole
blood
4 fresh whole
blood
Provide extra runners
Provide extra nursing
For blood drawing or
screening
Repine TB, Perkins J, Kauvar D, Blackborne L, J Trauma,
2006
Massive
Transfusion pack
4 pRBC
4 FFP
10 cryoppt
30 min
Emergency
Release pRBCs
90 min
120
min
4 pRBC
4 FFP
16pk platelets
(when available)
4 pRBC
4 FFP
INFORMATION OF Abbrv
PRBC
= Packed Red Blood Cells
FWB
= Fresh Whole Blood
FFP
= Fresh Frozen Plasma
Cryoppt
= Cryoprecipitate
CSH
= Combat Support Hospital
DCCS = Deputy Commander for
Clinical
Services
TRIAD
OF
DEAT
H
Moore EE Am J Surg,
1996, 172;405
DCR + DC + RECONSTRUCTION
+ AMPUTATION
CONCLUSION
The presenting in severe trauma
physiologic condition that has
classically led us to perform DCS
may no longer be a
contraindication to complex and
prolonged extremity vascular
reconstruction when DCR
principles are employed
THE GOAL
The primary aim of this
study was to assess the
ability to use aggressive
DCR to enhance limb
salvage
CONCLUSION
The presenting in severe trauma
physiologic condition that has
classically led us to perform DCS
may no longer be a
contraindication to complex and
prolonged extremity vascular
reconstruction when DCR
principles are employed
FOREWORD
EICBT : Educational Initiative on Critical
Bleeding in Trauma
Was formed in late 2006
To increase awareness among health
care professionals that coagulopathy
may play important role during the first
hour after traumatic injury
EICBT faculty :
Is an independent, international and
interdisciplinary panel of experts in
the fields of trauma management
DIAGRAM OF COAGULOPATHY IN
THE INJURED
CONCLUSION
AWARENESS
25% to 30% of severely injured pts are
coagulopathic upon arrival in the ER
More than 50% of respondents are not aware
that early post traumatic coagulopathy is
present in their pts, diagnosis and treatment
is likely to begin too late
Damage control strategy must be
implemented to prevent post traumatic
coagulopathy, and treatment must begin as
early as possible, preventing secondary injury
TERIMA KASIH