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Effects of Preoperative Marijuana Use on Anesthesia Susan Elczyna CRNA, PhD 10/1/2020 1

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  • Effects of Preoperative Marijuana Use on Anesthesia

    Susan Elczyna CRNA, PhD

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  • Have you ever smoked Pot?

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  • Marijuana

    !2727 B.C. – Chinese Emperor Shen Nung !Greek, Roman Empires ! Islamic Empires, North Africa and Middle

    East !Western hemisphere by Spanish !Originally used as fiber – hemp

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  • Marijuana

    !North America – recreational use

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  • Adult Marijuana Use by state
2017-2018

    1.Oregon 28.5% 2.Colorado 3.D.C. 4.Vermont 5.Maine

    6.Alaska 7. Washington 8. Nevada 9. Rhode Island 10. New Hampshire 20.9%

    NY = 21 – 15.3% PA = 27 - 14.4%

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  • Who is using marijuana?

    The BOOMERS

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  • CDC

    !Different age groups from 2002 to 2014 !Use among ages 55 to 64 years old rose

    45% !Usage rate for those between 18- and

    25-years old only rose 10%.

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  • Medical Uses

    ! Immunosuppressant !Muscle relaxant !Anti-inflammatory

    agent !Appetite modulator !Antidepressant

    !Anti – emetic !Bronchodilator !Neuroleptic !Antineoplastic !Anti-allergan

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  • Endocanniboid System 
2 G-protein-coupled receptors


    CB1! psychoactive potential ! expressed in:

    ! CNS

    ! GI tract

    ! Adipocytes

    ! Liver tissue

    ! Skeletal muscle

    CB2! More restricted in

    distribution: ! Expressed in:

    ! Immune cells in tonsils, thymus, spleen and bone marrow

    ! Enteric nervous system

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  • Endocannibinoids

    !Receptors activated by: !AEA – anadamide !2-AG – 2- arachidonoylglycerol

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  • Endocannabinoids

    !Cannabinoid binding regulates presynaptic Calcium levels

    !Reduced release of neurotransmitters !Essential role in homeostasis –

    neuroendocrine system

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  • THE FACTS

    !Cannabinoid receptors are the most abundant of neuro-modulatory receptors to be found within the body

    !All creatures, both with and without a backbone, have an endocannabinoid system

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  • THE FACTS!ECS regulates homeostasis !Diet and exercise boosts the ECS

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  • Cannabis

    !Phytocannabinoids - Medicinal properties !Mimic endocannibinoids !THC & Delta 9 THC - CB1 ! Delta 9 (most abundant ) and Delta 8

    THC – most potent psychoactive cannabinoids

    !Cannabidiol (CBD) – CB210/1/2020 21

  • THC and CBD effects

    !depend on the species, strain, cultivation, and storage of the plant

    1.C. sativa 2.C. indica 3.C. ruderalis

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  • Cannabis Sativa

    ! Hemp plants !Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)

    ! Hashish !Powdered form of plant’s resin, 7-12% THC

    ! Ganja, sinsemilla: !Dried tops, 5 - 8% THC

    ! Marijuana, bhang: !Remainder, 2 - 5 % THC

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  • THC

    ! Smoking – heat the plant to 800 degrees !Releases THCA !Turns to delta 9 THC

    !Eating – Heat to 150 degrees !Activated THC (highly lipid soluble) !Dissolve in oil

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  • Pharmacology

    ! Pulmonary route most potent

    ! Pipes, cigarettes, water pipe minimizes acrid & irritating smoke

    ! Rapid effects

    !Onset 15 minutes !Lasts 1-4 hours !4 times more tar >

    tobacco cigs to lung

    ! Powdered hashish & marijuana mixed w/foods and ingested !Onset 90 min !Peak in 4-6 hrs !Duration 5-12 hrs !Hashish oil IV

    !High mortality

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  • Pharmacokinetics! Peak within minutes of smoking ! THC metabolized by liver- 80+ metabolites

    ! Elimination route bile and feces

    ! Affect metabolism of other drugs – ! Ethyl alcohol, barbiturates, amphetamines, cocaine, opioids

    ! Elimination half-life ! THC 10-13 days

    ! Some metabolites 50 hours to 6 days ! Positive urinalysis in heavy users for 1 month

    ! Accumulation dosing

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  • Pharmacokinetics

    !THC in GI tract !Metabolized by Liver !11 - OH-THC !More potent than THC !Use less plant !Difficult to determine content of THC

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  • Pharmacodynamics

    !Binding to receptor causes a disruptive effect on the cell membrane

    !May inhibit K+channels & glutamate release

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  • Effects

    Low doses! Increased sympathetic

    activity ! Increased beta

    adrenergic activity ! Tachycardia, HTN ! PVCs ! EKG changes

    High doses ! CB1 receptors ! Parasympathetic

    activity ! Bradycardia ! AV block ! Hypotension

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  • Myocardial events! Increase as THC content increases ! Sensitization of myocardium to epinephrine ! Increased carboxyhemoglobin ! Increased myocardial O2 demand ! Decreased O2 supply ! Induced platelet aggregation ! Study of 1913 adults – previous MI had 4X the death rate

    if use > 1/wk

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  • Stroke

    ! Ischemic strokes most common vascular side effect !Young age (30-50) !Male gender 3.7:1 !Chronic users

    ! BP swings !Cerebral vasoconstriction !Drug induced vasospasm

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  • Pre-op evaluation! History:

    ! Previous use, route of administration, last use and adverse effects ! Acute vs long term use

    ! Preop urine – may be positive up to 30 days after use ! Lower threshold for advanced cardiac testing

    ! Highest risk for CV events when acutely intoxicated with marijuana – delay surgery

    ! Warfarin metabolism inhibited by hepatic effects of cannabis, increased chance of bleeding, regional anesthesia implications

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  • Pre-op

    !Chronic users abstaining for surgery !Withdrawal symptoms !Anger, anxiety, agitation, aggression,

    nausea, muscle cramps !Increase in symptoms of condition

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  • Major periop findings in users

    New Users! Tachycardia ! Systolic hypertension ! Malignant arrhythmias ! Coronary spasm ! Airway hyperactivity ! Uvulitis

    Chronic users! Bradycardia/tachycardia

    ! Postural orthostatic hypotension

    ! Sinus arrest

    ! Hyperreactive airway

    ! Hypothermia

    ! Coronary vasospasm, MI

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  • Intraoperative considerations

    !Respiratory system !Same as smokers !Hyperresponsiveness to airway stimulation

    !Consider dexamethasone !Avoid histamine releasing substances !Delay surgery 72hours

    !Spontaneous pneumothorax !Bullous emphysema – PPV

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  • Intraoperatve considerations

    !Uvular edema !Uvulitis

    !Due to inhaling large quantities of marijuana 6-12 hrs preop

    !Laryngospasm !Stimulation of Chemo and thermoreceptors

    !Aspiration risk d/t slowed gastric emptying, RSI with ETT

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  • Intraoperative considerations

    ! Cannabis linked to decrease body temperature ! Hypothermia ! Shivering

    !Tachycardia !Hypoxemia ! Increased O2 consumption !Myocardial ischemia !Acidosis

    ! Vasodilatation from inhaled anesthetics

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  • Drug Interactions

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  • Drug Interactions

    ! Receptor interactions - CB1, CB2

    ! Synergistic or antagonistic interactions ! Absorption, metabolism, distribution, excretion –

    ! Enzyme Cytochrome P450 system – induction takes several days to develop while inhibition is almost instantaneous

    ! THC and CBD – metabolized by CYP450 system

    ! Inhibits CYP3A, CYP2D6, CYP2C9, CYP1A1, 1B1, 2B6 (propofol breakdown), 2C19, 3A4, 2C8

    ! Inhibit/activates glucuronosyltransferases

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  • Drug interactions

    !Propofol !Hypnotic ! anti-emetic properties !Enhances anandamide !Inhibits anandamide degrading enzyme – fatty

    acid amide hydrolase !Hypotension - CB1 receptor mediated inhibition

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  • Propofol

    !Study by Schelling et. al. !TIVA vs etomidate/Sevoflurane !Higher levels of Anandamide in TIVA group !Decreased level in Etomidate/Sevo group

    !Possible reason for N/V with inhalationals

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  • Propofol!Cross-tolerance with chronic marijuana users, (both

    affect Anandamide receptors) !Cytochrome P450 2B6 – responsible for oxidation of

    propofol !LMA

    !Increased doses to insert !Endoscopy

    !Higher doses of both midazolam and propofol to complete procedure

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  • Effect on Anesthesia

    !THC - Anticholinergic affect !Depletes acetylcholine stores !Potentiates NDMR !Atropine, Glycopyrrolate

    !Sustained tachycardia

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  • Effects on Anesthesia

    !Muscle relaxant properties !Potentiation of NDMR

    !CV effects !Avoid Ketamine, Pancuronium, Atropine,

    Epinephrine !Hemostasis

    !Decreased platelet activation and aggregation

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  • Postoperative concerns

    !Chronic marijuana users !Lower pain threshold to acute surgical pain !Increased opioid requirement !Withdrawal symptoms !Carboxyhemoglobin levels 5X higher in users,

    decreased wound healing

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  • Grandma the Dealer

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