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Methodology
C.	Amarelli
(Circulation. 1996;94:2883-2889.)
息	1996	American	Heart	Association,	Inc.	
Consensus	Conference	Report
Maximizing	Use	of	Organs	Recovered	From	the	Cadaver	Donor:	Cardiac	Recommendations	
March	28-29,	2001Crystal	City,	VA
JG	Zaroff,	BR	Rosengard,	WF	Armstrong,	WD	Babcock,	A	DAlessandro,	GW	Dec,	
NM	Edwards,	RS	Higgins,	V	Jeevanandum,	M	Kauffman,	JK	Kirklin,	SR	Large,	D	
Marelli,	TS	Peterson,	WS	Ring,	RC	Robbins,	SD	Russell,	DO	Taylor,	A	Van	Bakel,	J	
Wallwork,	JB	Young.
Circulation	2002;106:836
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
44/68	64%
462/1044	44%
73/409	17%
10/453	2,2	%
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
Possible causes of	so	low extraction of		heart donors:
 PERCEIVED	INCREASE	OF	PGF	RATES	IN	THE	LAST	DECADE	(role of	recipient profile)
 INCREASE	OF	THE	HAZARD	FOR	PGF	WITH	THE	INCREASE	OF	DONOR	AGE	
 IF	LONG	ISCHEMIC	TIME	ARE	PROJECTED
 IF	HIGH	DOSAGE	OF	INOTROPES
 INADEQUATE	AVAILABILITY	OF	DATA	(ANGIOGRAPHY,	FUNCTIONAL	DATA	ETC.)
 PERCEIVED	CLINICAL	STABILITY	OF	OUTPATIENT	RECIPIENT
 PERCEIVED	AVAILABILITY	OF	A	SURGICAL	BACKUP	TO	TRANSPLANT	(MCS)
 NOT	FOR	ALL
 COMPLEX	USE	FOR	BIVENTRICULAR	FAILURE
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
Landscape	and	Landmarks
Potential Thoracic
Organ Donor
Early Donor
Management	
Hemodinamic
assessment Effective
Thoracic Organ
Donor
Scouting
Landscape	and	Landmarks
RECIPIENT	
CHARACTERISTICS	
/	ALLOCATION	
RULES
Early Donor
Management/	
Hemodinamic
assessment/	
SCOUTING
DONOR	
PRESERVATION
Heart Donor	Assessment
How:
 RISK	FACTORS
 ECG
 Ecocardiography
 Stress	Echocardiography
 ECO	TE
 Angiography
 Biomarkers
 Other (CT	scan	etc.)
 Multiparametric Scores
When
?
Who:
 Local staff
 Donor	Agencies
Lung Donor	Assessment
How:
 RISK	FACTORS
 Radiography
 Blood	Gas	Analysis
 CT		Scan
 Broncoscopy
 Ecography
 Microbiology
 Other (CT	scan	etc.)
 Multiparametric Scores
When
?
Who:
 Local staff
 Donor	Agencies
Dynamics	changes	of	Thoracic organs
during donation process
 SYSTEMIC	METABOLIC	FAILURE
BRAIN	DEATH
OXYGEN	DELIVERY
OXYGEN	CONSUMPTION
LACTATE
OXYGEN	EXTRACTION
Donor	Management
How:
 Swan-Ganz Catheter
 Other hemodinamic
monitoring	devices
 Continuous TEE
 Bronchoscopy
When:
?
Role of	Early
Management
Who:
 Local ICU	staff
 Donor	Agencies
 Scouting	Programs
1st	TOP-Course	
>ThoracicTransplantation<
Adjust	volume	status:	target	CVP	=	6-10	mmHg
Correct	acidosis:target	pH	=	7.4	 7.45
Correct	hypoxemia:	target	p02	>	80	mmHg,	sat	>95%
Correct	anemia:	target	HCT	>	30%;	Hb	>	10	g/dl
Adjust	inotropics	to	keep	MAP	>	60	mmHg
(dopamine/dobutamin	<		10	袖g/kg/min)
Place	PAC
Adjust	fluids,	inotropes	and	pressors	15	min	to
minimize	use	of	alpha	agonists	and	meet	targets:
MAP	>	60	mmHg
PCWP	8-12	mmHg
C.I.	>	2.4
Dopamine	or	dobutamine	<	10	袖g/kg/min
CVP	4-12	mmHg
SVR	800	 1200	dune/sec/cm-5	
T3:	4	袖g	bolus	+	infusion	3	袖g/hour
Vasopressin:	1	unit	bolus	+	infusion	at	0.5	 4	units/hour
methylprednisolone=:	15	mg/kg	bolus
Insulin:	1	unit/	hour	minimum
Rule	out	structural	abnormalities
Crystal	City	Consensus	circulation 2001
Inflammatory damage
Hyperdynamic	storm
Endothelial	activation
ICAM
VCAM
selectins
Neurogenic	hypotension
Inflammatory	cell	infiltration
Pro-inflammatory	cytokines	(IL-6,	TNF-@,	IL-8)
TLR	- complement
Early	graft	dysfunction Late	graft	dysfunctin
Kidney,	Heart,	Lung,	(Liver)
PERFUSION
RELEASE	FROM	BRAIN
DIRECT	CARDIAC	INJURY	MODEL
Sympathetic	discharge
CNS-injury
Systemic	vascular	resistance
留-adrenergic
Primary	cardiac	injury
Systemic	vascular	resistance
Myocardial	oxygen	demand
Coronary	vasoconstriction/(reduced	coronoary	flow	reserve)
Subendocardial	ischemia
Structural	damage
myocytolysis
contraction	band	necrosis	(calcium	overload)	(VERAPAMIL)
edema	formation
cell	infiltration
ATP	production	(ATP	depletion	after	ischemia)
mitochondrial	injury-sarcomere	injury
interstitial	norepinephrine
LOAD-DEPENDENT CARDIAC	
INJURY	MODEL
Loss	of	vasomotor	tone
vasomotor	tone	/	AFTERLOAD
Coronary	perfusionpreload
contractility
Frank	Starling
Affinity	of	contractile	proteins	to	Ca2+
Intracellular	Ca2+	release
Stress	activated	Ca2+	channels
reduced	oxygen	supply
homeometric	
autoregulation
garden	hose
effect
DonorAssessment
At	Harvesting Time
 Ischemic Time
 Age (in absence of coronaric lesions)
 Inotropic dosage
Are risk factors related to the actual gold
standard of myocardial preservation: Cold
Static Cardioplegic Solutions.
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
Donor	Preservation
How:
 Cold Static
 Hypotermic Ex	vivo	
perfusion
 Normotermic Ex	vivo	
perfusion
When:
?
Physiopathology
of	Brain	Death
Who:
 Donor	Agencies
 Transplant	Centers
Methods
 Each of the partecipants to the Core Group should
purpose 2 choices for every task so to identify 2
responsibles for every task.
 Every task should be online on the dropbox open to
modifications by everyone (word revision mode) so the
responsibles of the tasks can accept or not modification
of each of the component of the consensus.
 Every task may be developed indipendently but
bibliographic service may be updated from every
partecipants at the best of his knowledge.
Draft	of	Tasks and Responsible Role
Tasks:
 Donor	Assessment	
 Donor	Management	
 Manage	Modifiable Risk	factors
 Donor	Monitoring
 Brain	Death Pathophysiology
and timing	for harvesting
 Scouting	Programs
 Organ Preservation (DBD/DCD)
 Donor	Allocation Protocols
 Proposal of	logistic models to
increase the	rate of	thoracic
Organs
 Specific Considerations about
pediatric transplantations
Who:
 Clinicians (cardiologist/pneumologists)
 Anesthesiologist
 Anesthesiologist/Surgeon
 Clinicians/Anesthesiologist
 Anesthesiologists
 Cardiologist/Anesthesiologist
 Surgeons/Anesthesiologist
 Procurement/Surgeons
 Procurement Agencies
 Surgeons

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