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Title: FAST


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FAST
  • FAST

Flow-Assisted Surgical Technique In
Cerebrovascular Surgery
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HT300-Series Features
  • Received Signal
  • Mean Flow
  • Waveform Printer
  • FlowSound

Computes Trans-Time Volume Flow Measurements in
mL/min
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Charbel Mircro-Flowprobes
  • Designed for Intra-Cranial Use
  • Available in 1.5, 2, and 3mm sizes
  • Bayonet Handle for use under the microscope
  • Malleable probe tip

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Short Handle Charbel Flowprobes
  • Designed for Extra-Cranial Use
  • Available in 3, 4, and 6 mm
  • Bayonet handle for use under the microscope
  • Malleable tip

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Theory of Operation
  • Ultrasound transducers send and receive signals
    which are altered by blood flow.

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Charbel Micro-Flowprobes
  • Provide real-time quantitative Flows in cerebral
    vessels, intra-operatively.
  • Quick, and easy to use.

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Comparing TTU to Doppler
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Comparing TTU to Doppler
Doppler TTU
Red Blood Cell Velocity Volume Flow Measurements
Flow or no Flow How much Blood Flow is there?
Quantitative Comparisons
Helps you to Clearly Understand the Hemodynamic Situation
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FAST
Quantitative Confirmation
  • Flow is preserved during aneurysm clippings
  • Flow is replaced during aneurysm trappings
  • Flow is augmented to ischemic areas

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Aneurysm Clippings
  • Preserve Blood Flow in Parent and Distal Vessels
  • Prevent Stroke

Intra-operative flow measurements have been shown
to indicate clipping adjustments in up to 30 of
aneurysm cases
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Aneurysm Exposure
  • Identify Vessels at risk
  • Dissect fat and tissue from vessels in
    preparation for Flow measurements.

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Flowprobe Fit
  • Vessel should fill 60-95 of the probe lumen

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Place Flowprobe
Flood area with normal Saline to establish
acoustic signal
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Taking Measurements
  • Check Signal
  • Print Waveform
  • Record Mean Flow

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Clip, Re-Measure, and Compare to Baseline
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Reduction?
  • Generally, a 25 reduction is a cause for concern

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Adjust and Measure as Needed
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SCA Aneurysm Case
Baseline 18 mL/min
Post-Clip4 mL/min
Adjustment18 mL/min
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EC-IC Bypass
Replacement Bypass replaces Flow the deficit
created by an aneurysm trapping, or vessel
sacrifice
Augmentation Bypass Increases Flow to vessels
with naturally occurring occlusive
cerebrovascular disease
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Cut Flow Measurement
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Evaluating Adequacy
Courtesy of FT Charbel, MD, FACS
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Flow Replacement Protocol
  1. Calculate Flow Deficit created by vessel
    occlusion / trapping
  2. Match supply to demand by Checking the Cut Flow
    of donor artery
  3. Immediately evaluate patency and success of bypass

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Giant Cavernous Carotid Case
Vessel Flow (mL/min)
M1 Baseline 70
M1 with clipping ICA 50
Flow Deficit Created 20
STA Cut Flow 44
Bypass without clipping ICA 4
Bypass with clipping ICA 24
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Augmentation
ECA-PCA Bypass Bypass for ischemia in posterior
circulation
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Cut Flow Index
Completed Bypass Flow
Cut Flow Index
Cut Flow of donor artery
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Predictability
A Cut Flow Index gt 0.5 has been shown as a
sensitive predictor of bypass function. In 51
bypass cases
  • 92 patency rate when CFI gt 0.5
  • 50 patency rate when CFI lt 0.

The Cut Flow Index An Intra-Operative Predictor
of the Success of EC-IC Bypass for Occlusive
Cerebrovascular Disease. Amin-Hanjani, S, Du, X.,
Milnarevich, N., Meglio G., Zhao, M., Charbel,
FT, Neurosurgery. 2005 56(1) Suppl 75-85
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FAST Summary
Quantitative Confirmation
  • Flow is preserved during aneurysm clippings
  • Flow is replaced during aneurysm trappings
  • Flow is augmented to ischemic areas

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FAST Leaders
USA University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago,
IL Charbel, Fady T., MD, Chair, Neuropsychiatric
Institute (MC 799), Department of Neurosurgery
Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo
Alto, CA Steinberg, Gary K., MD, Chair,
Department of Neurosurgery Harvard University,
Cambridge, MA Olgilvy, Christopher S., MD,
Professor of Neurosurgery, Attending
neurosurgeon, Mass General Hospital Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, MN Meyer, Fred B. MD, Chair,
Department of Neurosurgery St. Luke's-Roosevelt
Hospital Center and Albert Einstein College of
Medicine, NY Langer, David J., MD, Department
of Neurosurgery/INN University of Miami, Miami,
FLMarcos, Jacque, MD, Associate
Professor Germany University of Mannheim,
Mannheim, Germany Vajkoczy, Peter, MD, Department
of Neurosurgery
Netherlands University Utrecht, Utrecht,
Netherlands Van der Zwan, Bart, MD, Professor,
Department of Neurosurgery, Streefkerk,
H.J.Tulleken, C.A. (retired 2005) University
Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands Dings, Jim
MD, Department of Neurosurgery, Spincemaille,
Geert, MD, Department of Neurosurgery,
Italy University Verona, Verona,
Italy Pasqualin, A., MD, Department of
Neurosurgery University Padova, Padova,
ItalyScienza, R, Prof, Department of Neurosurgery
Pavesi, Giacomo, MD, Department of Neurosurgery
Japan Hokkaido University School of Medicine,
Sapporo , Japan Nakayama, N., MD Department of
Neurosurgery Taiwan Tu, MD National Taiwan
University Lin - Veterins General Hospital
Taipei Australia Khuranna, MD, Canberra
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www.transonicasia.com/neuro
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Extra-Corporeal
Tissue Perfusion
Research
Cardiovascular
Neuro
Dialysis
Angioplasty
VAD / OEM
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Proven
Independently validated in many applications and
referenced in over 4,000 publications in the past
25 years.
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