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The HeRO Graft An option for patients with End Stage Vascular Access Mr. James Gilbert Consultant Transplant & Access Surgeon Disclosures I have the following potential conflicts of interest to report: I currently hold a consultancy


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  • Mr. James Gilbert

Consultant Transplant & Access Surgeon

‘The HeRO Graft’

An option for patients with End Stage Vascular Access

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Disclosures

I have the following potential conflicts of interest to report:

I currently hold a consultancy contract with Merit Medical and am paid for any work undertaken. I have received Honoraria from Getinge Maquet

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  • Good Pump Speeds
  • Normal Pressures
  • Process good volumes
  • Excellent Adequacy
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Consuming the ‘venous capital’

 RRT journey

  • 2 or more lines (tunneled)
  • 3 or more fistulae
  • AV Graft(s)
  • 1-2 Transplants

 An increasing access challenge  Especially if develop CVS / CVO

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End Stage Vascular Access

‘End stage access is reached when all autologous vein

  • ptions and conventional graft and catheter placements

have been exhausted or are not possible and there is the presence of central vein pathology’ (Gilbert VASBI 2014)

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Venous Hypertension

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What could we do?

 Leave them on a line (wherever we can place one)  Consider a ‘Heroic Intervention’

Any procedure or intervention that seeks to treat or bypass Central Venous Pathology (CVP) to enable:

  • Autologous access or grafts to function
  • Treatment / prevention of venous hypertension
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Heroic Options:

 Use of Lower Limbs  Angioplasty / Stenting CVS  Atypical / Exotic access / bypass procedures  HeRO graft Insertion  Surfacer Inside Out Catheter System

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Hemodialysis Reliable Outflow (HeRO)

▪ Treatment option for ESVA patients ▪ Only fully subcutaneous AV access option that offers long term access in CVS ▪ Option for patients with failing AVF or graft due to CVS ▪ Option for the catheter dependent or approaching catheter dependence patient with CVS

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HeRO is a 2 Component Device

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Venous Outflow Component

Braided Nitinol stent Covered with Silicon

“HeRO is a Customizable, Sizeable REMOVABLE stent”

Kink Resistant Crush Resistant

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Arterial Graft Component Venous Outflow Component

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3 TCC’s in 3 years!

  • 3 AVF attempts, Right B/C AVF eventually successful
  • 18 months venous hypertension (arm, face, tongue, vocal cords!)
  • Home Haemo patient, agrophobia, wants to stay that way!
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  • Left IJ HeRO
  • Necklaced across to right side
  • Joined onto Right B/C AVF
  • Maintained needling areas
  • Instant symptom relief
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Clinical Outcomes

HeRO Graft

Oxford

NA 84.6 % 1.125

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  • Super HeRO Adaptor first product of its kind in vascular surgery
  • Coupling device that allows for certain grafts to be used with

HeRO Outflow Component

  • Avoids graft to graft anastomosis

Adapter

Make your own with Super HeRO

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Closing Comments

 ESVA patients increasingly more common  Any history / presence of a TCC accelerates ESVA due to Central

Vein Stenosis / Occlusion

 The HeRO Graft is the only AV access option that can bypass

CVS and provide reliable dialysis

 The Super HeRO adaptor enables direct connection of certain

grafts with the outflow and avoids a graft – graft anastomosis or bridging catheter

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james.gilbert@ouh.nhs.uk