Name 2 Risk Factors related to GI Bleeding
What are:
Active Bleeding, Age >50 years, Significant Coagulopathy, Multiple Comorbidities, Large volume red blood cell transufion, Hypotension or shock, Gender, Inpatient Status at time of Bleed
It's always important to review current medications prior to treating any patient, however, the ASGE recommends "special attention" to what type of medications?
What are:
Anticoagulants, anteplatelet agents, or meds associated with GI hemorrhage (NSAIDS)
Name three indications for clips
What are:
Hemostasis, endoscopic marking, j-tube anchoring, closure of GI tract perforations <20mm), post lesion resection prophylactic clipping
TRUE or FALSE:
The location of colonic polyp removal is a key factor in deciding whether or not to clip
What is:
TRUE
The closer to the cecum, the higher the risk of bleeding
What are the 3 Stages of Hemostasis?
What is:
Step 1: Vasoconstriction: brief reflexive contraction of the blood vessel which increases blood pressure, but decreases blood flow
Step 2: Platelet Aggregation: activation, aggregation, and adherence of platelets into a plug that serves as a barrier against blood flow
Step 3: Clot Formation: Coagulation occurs and fibrin mesh presents acting as a molecular glue, holding the platelet plug together
What is:
Combination Therapy
What are the two ways the Resolution 360 and Resolution 360 ULTRA clips can be rotated?
What are:
1) Physician controlled rotation (32 wire braided catheter)
2) Assistant controlled rotation (via orange spindle)
Delayed hemorrhage rate in lesions =>2cm reduced __% in fully clipped patients:
A) 15% B) 65% C) 80%
What is:
80%
Delayed hemorrgage rates were 9.7% in non-clipped groups and 1.8% in fully clipped groups
How long can the process of angiogenesis take in the GI Tract?
What is:
30 Days
What is:
The use of two or more forms of hemostatic treatment
example: epinepherine injection & endoscopic clips at the site of bleeding
The Resolution 360 ULTRA Clip has ___% more tissue capture than the Resolution Clip & has a ___mm jaw opening
What are:
64% more tissue capture & 17mm jaw opening
What % of patients are hospitalized with delayed hemorrgage?
What is:
85%