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Same Day Discharge post PCI in NSTEMI patients
27.06.2019
Rupert WilliamsConsultant Interventional CardiologistSt George's HospitalLondon
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Overview
• 1. Data on same day discharge
• 2. Proposed draft protocol
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2003-200566% presented with unstable angina20% had +ve troponinAll given GpIIbIIIa bolus
2003-200566% presented with unstable angina20% had +ve troponinAll given GpIIbIIIa bolus 4.8% access site haematoma
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1059 patients22% with NSTEMI6% convalescent STEMI[1.8% had LVEF <30%] [33% bifurcations, 3.5% LMS][98% transradial]
Of these 9 patients: 4 elective / 5 ACS
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No MACE events observed beyond 3hrs post PCI
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DRAFT Protocol
Inclusions
• At discretion of responsible Cardiologist
• Successful PCI* with no further inpatient procedures planned
• Clinical stability of symptoms, cardiac rhythm and haemodynamics for 4 hours post PCI
• Screening echo performed (or planned as OP at discretion of responsible Cardiologist)
• Correct medical therapy established, TTO prescribed and patient educated
• Stage 1 rehab assessment performed
• **If risk of contrast induced nephropathy repeat bloods arranged with GP in 72 hours
• Cardiology follow up arranged
• Accompanied by an adult at home after discharge
• Transradial approach preferred
Exclusions
• < 72 hours post STEMI presentation
• < 24 hours post ACS presentation
• Neurological event during procedure
• Access site complication requiring inpatient treatment or observation
• Ongoing heart failure or LVEF < 20%
• Patient preference to stay overnight