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Assessment of the Impact of Organisational Model of Transvenous Lead Extraction on the Effectiveness and Safety of Procedure: an Observational Study

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Journal BMJ Open
Specialty General Medicine
Date 2022 Dec 29
PMID 36581437
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Abstract

Objectives: To estimate the impact of the organisational model of transvenous lead extraction (TLE) on effectiveness and safety of procedures.

Design: Post hoc analysis of patient data entered prospectively into a computer database.

Setting: Data of all patients undergoing TLE in three centres in Poland between 2006 and 2021 were analysed.

Participants: 3462 patients including: 985 patients undergoing TLE in a hybrid room (HR), with cardiac surgeon (CS) as co-operator, under general anaesthesia (GA), with arterial line (AL) and with transoesophageal echocardiography (TEE) monitoring (group 1), 68 patients-TLE in HR with CS, under GA, without TEE (group 2), 406 patients-TLE in operating theatre (OT) using 'arm-C' X-ray machine with CS under GA and with TEE (group 3), 154 patients-TLE in OT with CS under GA, without TEE (group 4), 113 patients-TLE in OT with anaesthesia team, using the 'arm-C' X-ray machine, without CS (group 5), 122 patients-TLE in electrophysiology lab (EPL), with CS under intravenous analgesia without TEE and AL (group 6), 1614 patients-TLE in EPL, without CS, under intravenous analgesia without TEE and AL (group 7).

Key Outcome Measure: Effectiveness and safety of TLE depending on organisational model.

Results: The rate of major complications (MC) was higher in OT/HR than in EPL (2.66% vs 1.38%), but all MCs were treated successfully and there was no MC-related death. The use of TEE during TLE increased probability of complete procedural succemss achieving about 1.5 times (OR=1.482; p<0.034) and were connected with reduction of minor complications occurrence (OR=0.751; p=0.046).

Conclusions: The most important condition to avoid death due to MC is close co-operation with cardiac surgery team, which permits for urgent rescue cardiac surgery. Continuous TEE monitoring plays predominant role in immediate decision on rescue sternotomy and improves the effectiveness of procedure.

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