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Introduction • Ischemic left ventricular dysfunction continues to represent a major health care problem because it affects approximately two thirds of the patients referred with congestive heart failure


Introduction • Limitations in organ procurement severely restrict the use of heart transplantation, make listing criteria increasingly selective, and strongly support the development of alternative surgical approaches


Background • IHD may result in left ventricular systolic dysfunction due to myocardial stunning, hibernation or infarction. • Stunning and hibernation there is viable myocardium in contrast to LV systolic dysfunction after myocardial infarction which may not improve with revascularization.


LV dilatation in ischemic Cardiomyopathy falls into three categories • Dyskinetic aneurysms from extensive scar in the absence of reperfusion - The commonest acute LAD occlusion • Akinetic extensively scarred regions following early reperfusion with epicardial salvage


Would You Revascularize It ?


LV dilatation in ischemic Cardiomyopathy falls into three categories • Akinetic areas occurring late due to remote muscle dilation after early aneurysm formation - These patients have significantly dilated poorly contracting left ventricles but without massive scars.


STICH Trial • RCT of 1000 patients with EF < 35% and coronary artery disease CABG or CABG SVR • 499 CABG and 501 CABG SVR • Did not report screening to enrollment ratio


STICH Originally • Designed to compare CABG alone to CABG SVR in patients with LV dysfunction and Akentic or dyskinetic anterior wall due to MI

• Eligibility for STICH required evidence of non viable anterior wall , LVESVI>60ml/m2 and akinesia in >35% of anterior wall


STICH Originally • Center selection was based on presence of CMRI to measure the LV volume • Patient had to have HF symptom


STICH Trial • 49% of patient NYHA III/VI ( 66% in RESTOR) • STICH changed the entry criteria during the trial Heart failure symptums where not required any more . • They did not report it during the trial


STICH Trial • The 50 original STICH centers expanded to 127 in 26 country • 501 SVR CABG performed this mean 4 cases per center ( 1 per c per year )


Hazard Plots of Selected Baseline Characteristics cont Subgroup Mitral regurgitation None or trace Mild (≤ 2+) Mod. or severe Stratum B C Region Poland USA Canada West Europe Other

N

HR (95% CI)

363 449 178

0.89 (0.68, 1.17) 1.12 (0.88, 1.43) 0.94 (0.65, 1.36)

P Value 0.44

0.44 141 859

1.15 (0.76, 1.76) 0.96 (0.81, 1.15)

0.41 288 200 154 164 194

1.02 (0.76, 1.37) 1.10 (0.79, 1.54) 0.77 (0.50, 1.18) 0.80 (0.53, 1.22) 1.24 (0.81, 1.91)

0.5

1.0

CABG+SVG Better CABG+SVR Better

2.0 CABG Better CABG Better


NOTE • The number of randomized patients was LESS than 20% OF ELIGIBLE PATIENTS • 80% OF ELEGIBLE PATIENTS WERE TREATED WITH SVR BECAUSE THE CLINICAL EVIDENCE OF THE SUPERIORITY OF THIS PROCEDURE


STITCH Trial

The right question was asked at the beginning but the right patients weren’t enrolled.


STICH Trial • The two questions are different because we have patients with viable anterior wall and patients with died scared anterior wall

• We have patients with dilated LV and others with normal LV volume


(EF <35%) Different shape, different size, different dysfunction

EDVI (ml/m2) ESVI (ml/m2) EF (ml/2) SVI(ml/m2)

485 435 10 50

132 95 29 37

228 204 11 24


STICH Trial • Half of the patients reported to have akinesia or dyskinesia due to MI • 13% did not have history of MI • SVR was never been recommended for regional wall dysfunction and absent scar


STICH Trial • The STICH Surgical therapy committee defined SVR as low operative mortality , average increase in EF 10% and LVESVI reduction >30% • STICH Trial mesured post op LVESVI in 43% of the CABG alone by MRI and in 30% of the SVR using ECHO • STICH had an SVR average LVESVI 19%


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Average % ESV reduction following CABG plus SVR


Site Reported Left Ventricular Function for 1,000 Hypothesis 2 Patients by Treatment LV Function

CABG N = 499

CABG + SVR N = 501

Echocardiogram (%)

66%

63%

Contrast ventriculogram

13%

18%

CMR

11%

9%

Gated SPECT

10%

10%

LVEF, median (25th, 75th)

.28 (.23, .31)

.28 (.24, .31)

ESVI, median (25th, 75th), mL/m2

82 (65, 102)

82 (66, 105)

% anterior wall with akinesia/ dyskinesia, median (25th, 75th)

56 (40, 60)

50 (40, 60)

Site Qualifying Study


STICH Trial • Concluded adding surgical ventricular reconstruction to CABG reduce the LVV as compared with CABG alone • However this did not show great improvement in symptoms or exercise tolerance or in death rate


Conclusion • STICH Trial did not select the patient properly • STICH Trial is misleading because SVR was not uniformly or effectively performed and poor experienced surgeon in SVR

• STICH Trial failed to meet the goals expected to evidence base study


Conclusion • The large registry of SVR performed by expert surgeon and good long term results can not be ignored • SVR registry show improvement of the NYHA class and improvement of the neurohormonal activation which help remodling


Our Experience In KFAFH • • • •

We have done 120 Patients till now We did a pilot study on the first 60 patient It was safe and effective to perform SVR We are now Prospectively fallowing our patients to see 5 years benefit


Inclusion Criteria: • Ant - Sept MI > 2 month with Symptoms of angina or heart failure • EF < 35 % • Inducible symptoms • LVESVI > 60 mls/m2 • Favorable anatomy as per ECHO , dobutamine ECHO , contrast Echo and Cardiac MRI • Suitable anatomy of coronary arteries for revascularization.!!!!


Exclusion criteria • • • • • •

Failure to Get informed Consent & full study Recent acute MI < 4 - 6 Weeks or No AMI RV Failure.: CMR › ECHO History of prior coronary artery surgery. Severe Pulmonary Hypertension(> 60mmHg) Non cardiac illness imposing substantial operative mortality


PATIENT

AMI CARDIAC CATH.

NO AKINESIA AW

ECHO

• AKINESIA AW / DYSKINASIA • FUNCTIONING BASAL SEGMENTS

CONTRAST ECHO

VIABLE MYOCORDIUM

NO VIABLE MYOCORDIUM

CARDIAC MR CABG SVR + REVASULOIZATION



Dobutamin Echo


Transmurality of Scar

A

B

Wall Thick

Scar Thick Transmurality (%): Scar

Thick

/ Wall

Thick

x 100 or A/B x 100

e.g. 9mm/11mm x 100 = 81.81%

Chase Medical (Richardson, Texas)


Optimizing the Shape of the Ventricle and the Size


Severity of MR MITRAL Regration cevirity

Number Of Patient (%)

Trace

25 (41.6 %)

Mild

10 (16.6 %)

Modrate

15 ( 25%)

Severe

10 (16%)


LVESI changes


EF changes


NYHA :PRE AND POSTOP. 4

NYHA CLASS

3.5

3.3

3 2.5 2 1.3 1.5 1 0.5 0 Pre-Op

Post-Op


BMJ 2003;327:1459–61

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Please Do Not Deny Your Patients The Chance of Surgical Management of Heart Failure Thanks Wabukhudair@hotmail.com


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