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Anesthesia Outside the Operating Room, An Issue of Anesthesiology Clinics, E-Book

Anesthesia Outside the Operating Room, An Issue of Anesthesiology Clinics, E-Book

Mark S. Weiss | Wendy L. Gross

(2017)

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Abstract

This issue of Anesthesiology Clinics focuses on Anesthesia Out of the Operating Room. Editors Mark Weiss and Wendy Gross have assembled an expert team of authors on topics such as: A Changing Landscape: Demands of Integrated Care Delivery: Interventional Medicine and Anesthesiology: Engineering Challenges and Interdisciplinary Teamwork; Organizational Infrastructure: Attaining and Teaching Clinical Excellence. Improvement across specialties by implementing an “Institute” mentality in the clinical arena; Quality: Who’s rules apply?; Electronic Health Records; Monitoring; Interventional Radiology (NOT RADIATION): (Safety/Tumor Ablation/Adult radiology/ equipment); Approaches to Vascular Disease; Cath Lab: Structural Heart Disease, Devices and TAVR; EP Lab; Cardioversions and TEEs; Upper GI EGD and new procedures; Colonoscopy and new procedures anesthesiologist and GI person; Endoscopic Surgery, repair of surgical procedures, bariatric procedures; Interventional Pulmonology; Pediatrics; Market Evaluation; Finances, Bundled Payments and ACOs; Competitive Strategy or Joint Venture Finance: potential threats and likely future scenarios.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Cover
Anesthesia Outsidethe Operating Room\r i
Copyright\r ii
Contributors iii
CONSULTING EDITOR iii
EDITORS iii
AUTHORS iii
Contents ix
Foreword: Anesthesia Outside of the Operating Room: The Wild West or the New Frontier? ix
Preface: Anesthesia Outside the Operating Room ix
Demands of Integrated Care Delivery in Interventional Medicine and Anesthesiology: Interdisciplinary Teamwork and Strategy ix
Building and Maintaining Organizational Infrastructure to Attain Clinical Excellence ix
Safety of Non–Operating Room Anesthesia: A Closed Claims Update ix
Implementation and Use of Anesthesia Information Management Systems for Non–Operating Room Locations x
Monitoring for Nonoperating Room Anesthesia x
Use of Anesthesiology Services in Radiology x
An Anesthesiologist’s View of Tumor Ablation in the Radiology Suite x
A Radiologist’s View of Tumor Ablation in the Radiology Suite xi
Catheterization Laboratory: Structural Heart Disease, Devices, and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement xi
Anesthesia in the Electrophysiology Laboratory xi
Cardioversions and Transthoracic Echocardiography xii
Anesthesia for Routine and Advanced Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Procedures xii
Anesthesia for Colonoscopy and Lower Endoscopic Procedures xii
Interventional Pulmonology xii
Pediatric Anesthesia Considerations for Interventional Radiology xiii
Market Evaluation: Finances, Bundled Payments, and Accountable Care Organizations xiii
Value-Based Care and Strategic Priorities xiii
ANESTHESIOLOGY CLINICS\r xiv
FORTHCOMING ISSUES xiv
March 2018 xiv
June 2018 xiv
September 2018 xiv
RECENT ISSUES xiv
September 2017 xiv
June 2017 xiv
March 2017 xiv
Foreword:\rAnesthesia Outside of the Operating Room: The Wild West or the New Frontier? xv
Preface:\rAnesthesia Outside the Operating Room xvii
Demands of Integrated Care Delivery in Interventional Medicine and Anesthesiology 555
Key points 555
REFERENCES 558
Building and Maintaining Organizational Infrastructure to Attain Clinical Excellence 559
Key points 559
ESTABLISHING COMPREHENSIVE TEAMS 560
STANDARDS FOR THE WORK ENVIRONMENT 562
TEACHING CLINICAL EXCELLENCE 563
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT 565
Leadership Commitment to Quality Improvement 565
Safety Reporting 566
Using Data: Electronic Medical Records and Dashboards 566
SUMMARY 567
REFERENCES 567
Safety of Non–Operating Room Anesthesia 569
Key points 569
INTRODUCTION 569
METHODS 570
Closed Claims Project Methodology 570
Statistical Analysis 571
RESULTS 571
Patient and Case Characteristics 571
Non–Operating Room Anesthesia Care Claims by Specific Location and Anesthetic Technique 571
Common Complications and Severity of Injuries 571
Mechanisms of Injury 571
Characteristics of Non–Operating Room Anesthesia Care Claims Associated with Oversedation 572
Non–Operating Room Anesthesia Care Cases in National Anesthesia Clinical Outcomes Registry Versus Claims 573
Preventability of Injury and Liability 574
DISCUSSION 574
Greater Relative Risk in Cardiology and Radiology Locations 575
Predominance of Respiratory Adverse Events and Monitoring Requirements 576
Overall Safety and Risk 577
Changing Trends in Non–Operating Room Anesthesia and Opportunities for Future Data Collection 578
Alternative Sources of Non–Operating Room Anesthesia Outcomes Data: Pediatric Sedation Consortium 578
Limitations in Data Comparison 579
SUMMARY 579
REFERENCES 580
Implementation and Use of Anesthesia Information Management Systems for Non–operating Room Locations 583
Key points 583
INTRODUCTION 583
PREOPERATIVE WORKFLOW 585
Replacing the Paper Chart 585
Increasing Preparedness and Reducing Delays 585
Facilitating Emergent Procedures 586
INTRAPROCEDURE WORKFLOW 586
Challenging Work Environments 586
Intraprocedure Documentation 586
Support Aids 587
Care Coordination 587
CURRENT ISSUES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS 587
Anesthesia Information Management Systems 588
Steep Learning Curves 589
Siloed Services 589
Plug and Play 589
Real-Time Decision Aids 589
SUMMARY 589
REFERENCES 590
Monitoring for Nonoperating Room Anesthesia 591
Key points 591
INTRODUCTION 591
PULSE OXIMETRY 592
CAPNOGRAPHY 593
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM 593
NONINVASIVE BLOOD PRESSURE 594
TEMPERATURE 594
ADVANCED MONITORS 594
Invasive Intravascular Monitoring 594
Near Infrared Spectroscopy 595
Bispectral Index Monitoring 595
SITE-SPECIFIC MONITORING CONSIDERATIONS 595
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 595
Endoscopy Suite 596
Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory 596
Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber 596
Office-Based Anesthesia 597
Intensive Care Unit 597
SUMMARY 597
REFERENCES 597
Use of Anesthesiology Services in Radiology 601
Key points 601
INTRODUCTION 601
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY AND SOCIETY OF INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY PRACTICE PARAMETER ON SEDATION AND ANALGESIA 602
CONSIDERATIONS FOR ANESTHESIOLOGY CONSULTATION 603
USE TRENDS AND PROCEDURAL NEEDS 604
UNDERSTANDING THE INTRICACIES OF INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY PROCEDURES AND THE INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY SUITE 605
COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION FOR PROCEDURE PLANNING 606
POSTPROCEDURE CARE 608
FUTURE AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT 608
REFERENCES 609
An Anesthesiologist’s View of Tumor Ablation in the Radiology Suite 611
Key points 611
INTRODUCTION 611
CHEMICAL ABLATION 612
RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION 612
CRYOABLATION 613
IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROPORATION 613
INTERSTITIAL THERMAL THERAPY) FOR EPILEPSY AND BRAIN TUMORS 614
SUMMARY 614
REFERENCES 614
A Radiologist’s View of Tumor Ablation in the Radiology Suite 617
Key points 617
INTRODUCTION 617
ABLATION TECHNIQUES 618
Radiofrequency Ablation 618
Microwave Ablation 618
Cryoablation 618
Postprocedural Management and Potential Complications 619
IMAGING GUIDANCE MODALITIES 619
Computed Tomography 619
PET-Computed Tomography 620
Ultrasound Imaging 620
MRI 621
IMPLICATIONS FOR ANESTHESIA 621
Positioning in the Interventional Suite 621
Patient Monitoring 622
Sedation and Pain Management 622
Personnel Safety 623
Ablation of Adrenal Masses 623
SUMMARY 624
REFERENCES 624
Catheterization Laboratory 627
Key points 627
INTRODUCTION 627
AORTIC STENOSIS 628
INTRODUCTION TO TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT 628
TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT VERSUS MEDICAL THERAPY 629
TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT VERSUS SURGICAL THERAPY 629
ROUTES OF DELIVERY 629
TYPES OF TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT VALVES 630
Edwards SAPIEN System 630
Medtronic CoreValve Revalving System 630
COMPARISON OF TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT VERSUS SURGICAL AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT 630
FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT 630
ANESTHESIA PREEVALUATION 631
MONITORING 633
PROCEDURE 633
ENDOVASCULAR EDGE-TO-EDGE MITRAL VALVE REPAIR PROCEDURE 634
LEFT ATRIAL APPENDAGE CLOSURE DEVICE 635
CLOSING 636
REFERENCES 637
Anesthesia in the Electrophysiology Laboratory 641
Key points 641
INTRODUCTION 641
PREPROCEDURAL PLANNING 642
ANTICIPATED CHALLENGES 643
SEDATION 644
GENERAL ANESTHESIA 646
BETA-ADRENERGIC STIMULATION FOR ARRHYTHMIA INDUCTION AND TESTING 647
EFFECTS OF RESPIRATORY MOTION ON CATHETER STABILITY 647
MONITORING BRAIN PERFUSION DURING VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA 650
HEMODYNAMIC SUPPORT 650
SUMMARY 651
SUPPLEMENTARY DATA 651
REFERENCES 651
Cardioversions and Transthoracic Echocardiography 655
Key points 655
Atrial Flutter 655
Treatment 656
Atrial Fibrillation 656
Classification 656
Pathophysiology 657
Treatment 657
Cardioversion 657
Intraoperative 659
Postcardioversion 661
Complications 661
Recovery 662
Emergency Cardioversion 662
Anesthesia for Transesophageal Echocardiography 663
REFERENCES 665
Anesthesia for Routine and Advanced Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Procedures 669
Key points 669
INTRODUCTION 669
OPERATING ROOM COMMUNICATION 670
PHARMACOLOGIC STRATEGIES 671
NONPHARMACOLOGIC STRATEGIES 671
GASTROINTESTINAL PROCEDURES 671
Routine Esophagogastroduodenostomy 671
Advanced Upper Gastrointestinal Procedures 672
Balloon-Assisted Deep Enteroscopy 673
Endoscopic Ultrasound 674
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography 674
Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery 675
Endoscopic cystgastrostomy 675
Per-Oral Endoscopic Myotomy 675
SUMMARY 676
REFERENCES 676
Anesthesia for Colonoscopy and Lower Endoscopic Procedures 679
Key points 679
INTRODUCTION 679
SEDATION PRACTICE FOR LOWER ENDOSCOPY 680
QUALITY, SAFETY, AND OUTCOMES 682
UTILIZATION, COST, AND REIMBURSEMENT 684
SUMMARY 685
REFERENCES 685
Interventional Pulmonology 687
Key points 687
AIRWAY ACCESS 688
Supraglottic Airway Devices 688
Endotracheal Tube 688
Rigid Bronchoscopy 689
Tracheostomy Patients 690
Tracheoesophageal Fistula 691
Central Airway Obstruction 691
APPROACHES TO SEDATION 692
Awake Methods 692
Moderate (Conscious) Sedation 692
Deep Sedation 693
General Anesthesia 693
Topical Anesthesia 693
Precautions in Critical Airway Obstruction 694
Critical tracheal stenosis 694
Mediastinal mass 694
Laryngospasm 694
VENTILATION 695
Ventilation Using the Jet Ventilator 695
SUMMARY 697
REFERENCES 697
Pediatric Anesthesia Considerations for Interventional Radiology 701
Key points 701
INTRODUCTION 701
PEDIATRIC AND PATIENT-SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS 702
Oncology Patients 702
Conjoined Twins 702
PROCEDURE-SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS 703
Interventional Radiology 703
Nonvascular Procedures 703
Placement of Drainage Catheters 703
Biopsies 704
Biopsy in Patients with an Anterior Mediastinal Mass 704
Vascular Procedures 706
Percutaneously Inserted Central Catheter Lines, Central Venous Catheters, and Indwelling Ports 706
Vascular Imaging Procedures 707
Vascular Malformations 707
Neuroendovascular Tumor Embolization 709
Ophthalmic Artery Chemosurgery 709
Exposure to Radiation 710
Adverse Reactions to Radiographic Contrast Media 711
SUMMARY 712
REFERENCES 712
Market Evaluation 715
Key points 715
INTRODUCTION 715
EVOLUTION OF HEALTH INSURANCE IN THE UNITED STATES 716
TRANSITION FROM HOSPITAL-BASED SURGERIES TO AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTERS 717
OUTPATIENT CARE COORDINATION 718
PATIENT-CENTERED MEDICAL AND SURGICAL HOMES 719
BUNDLED PAYMENTS 719
ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS 720
THE MEDICARE ACCESS AND CHILDREN'S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM REAUTHORIZATION ACT 721
PROLIFERATION OF NEW PAYMENT MODELS 722
FUTURE DIRECTIONS 722
REFERENCES 722
Value-Based Care and Strategic Priorities 725
Key points 725
THEORY OF THE BUSINESS 726
Market Forces and Analysis 727
Buyers 727
Suppliers 727
Quality 728
Barriers to entry 728
Substitution 728
Rivalry 728
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES 729
OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS 729
VALUE, COST, AND OUTCOMES 729
STRATEGIC POSITION 730
TEAMWORK AND FINANCIAL SILOS 730
KEY ELEMENTS OF SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY 730
REFERENCES 731