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Case presentation Optimal management of STEMI Cardiology Update 2013 Davos 14.2.2013 Daniel Srder, MD Fondazione Cardiocentro Ticino Crucial factors in management of STEMI (among others ) 1. Time o What counts: FMC to reperfusion 2.


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Case presentation Optimal management of STEMI

Daniel Sürder, MD Fondazione Cardiocentro Ticino

Cardiology Update 2013 Davos 14.2.2013

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Crucial factors in management of STEMI (among others…)

  • 1. Time
  • What counts: FMC to reperfusion
  • 2. Antiplatelet regimen
  • What counts: Early administration (FMC !)
  • 3. Thrombus removal
  • Do it whenever possible and until proximal

thrombus is removed

  • 4. PCI/Stenting
  • 5. Cardiac rehabilitation / secondary prevention
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Case

  • 42 years old lady
  • absence of a significant medical history
  • typical anginbal chest pain since 30 min
  • alerts the ambulance
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Ticino

Roveredo (GR)

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Direct transmission

  • f the ECG to the

invasive cardiologist on duty

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Ticino

Roveredo (GR) Regional Hospital Bellinzona A Stop takes between 30 and 60 min of time !!!

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Arrival in the Cath-lab

  • asymptomatic
  • complete normalization of the ECG
  • hemodinamically stable

What to do ?  Perform coronary angiogram ?  Wait and see (CCU) ?  CT scan ?  Other ?

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How would you treat this (spontaneous) coronary dissection in a young women ?  Perform PCI ?  Wait and see (+/- GPIIb/IIIa inhibitors) ?  CABG ?  Other ?

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Our option:  Wait and see (+ 36 h GPIIb/IIIa inhibitors) spontaneous healing ?

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2 hours after interution of GPIIb/IIIa inhibitor: Chest pain and ST elevation

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