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Bypass considerations based on diagnosis 147
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References
1 Mullins CE, Mayer DC eds. Congenital Heart Disease: A
Diagrammatic Atlas. Hoboken: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; 1992.
2 Stark JF, de Leval MR, Tsang VT eds. Surgery for Congenital
Heart Defects, 3rd edition. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons,
Ltd; 2006.
BVF
Figure 6.62 Bulboventricular foramen in tricuspid atresia. Adapted
from Mullins and Mayer [1]. Reproduced with permission of John
Wiley & Sons.

Perfusion for Congenital Heart Surgery: Notes on Cardiopulmonary Bypass for a Complex Patient Population, First Edition. Gregory S. Matte.
© 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Published 2015 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
148
Blood pressure higher than
expected
•Isthevalue accurate?Request that the patient arterial
linebeflushedandzeroed.
•Has the transducer been moved lower (bed rolled to
oneside)causinganartifactuallyhigh bloodpressure
reading?
•Isthebypasscircuitpressurealsohigh?
○
If the bypass circuit and patient pressures are both
high,thepressureismorelikelytobereal.
○
Ifthebypasscircuitpressureisnormal,theproblemis
morelikelytobewiththepatientarteriallinesystem
orwithcannulaposition(theflowmaybepreferential
totherightarmwitharightradialline,forexample).
•Isthepumpflowappropriate?
○
Whatisthecardiacindex?
■
Are the values for patient weight, height, and
BSAenteredintotheheart–lungmachine(HLM)
computercorrectly?
○
Isthepropertubingsizeselectedonthearterialpump
head(rollerpumps)?
○
Isthereanavailableflowprobetoensurearterialpump
headflowmatchesdeliveredflow?
■
euseofaowprobecanquicklydiagnosewhether
calculatedowanddeliveredowaredisparate.
•Isthepatientbloodpressurehighbecausethepatientis
stillejecting?
○
Increaseleftventricularventflowifoneisinuse.
○
Significant collateral/shunt flow to the left heart in
the presence of restrictive or absent septal defects
may result in continued ejection. Significant aortic
regurgitationcanleadtoasimilarresult.
•Isthesystemicvascularresistancehigh?
○
Areanymedicationsrunningintothepatientwhich
mayincreaseSVR?Patientsoncardiacmedsnormally
havethosemedicationsturnedoffonceonbypass.
○
Consultwiththeanesthesiologistandconsiderisoflu-
rane, phentolamine, nitroglycerin, nitroprusside or
milrinone,etc.
Otherconsiderations:
Notes on select issues during bypass
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Notes on select issues during bypass 149
Blood pressure lower than expected
•Isthevalue accurate?Request that the patient arterial
linebeflushedandzeroed.
•Hasthetransducerbeenmovedhigher(bedrolledtoone
side)causinganartifactuallylowbloodpressurereading?
•Isthebypasscircuitpressurealsolow?
○
If the bypass circuit and patient pressures are both
low,theproblemis morelikely to be flowrelatedor
patientrelated(SVR).
○
If the bypass circuit pressure is unchanged or as
expected with a displayed low patient pressure, the
problemis more likelyto be with the patient arterial
linesystemitself.
•Isthepumpflowadequate?
○
Whatisthecardiacindex?
■
Arethe valuesforpatientweight,height,andBSA
enteredintotheHLMcomputercorrectly?
○
Isthepropertubingsizeselectedonthearterialpump
head(rollerpumps)?
○
Externalshunts
■
Are there any inadvertently open circuit shunts
(oxygenatorprime/purgeline)?
■
Isthe samplingmanifold open (if not needed for
in-linebloodgasmonitoring)?
■
Ifhemoconcentratorowispassivelysupplied,turn
itotoensuretheunitisnotallowingexcesssteal
fromthearterialcircuit.
■
If active hemoconcentrator ow from an arterial
source is being used, ensure it is owing at the
intendedrate(correcttubingsizeenteredintohead
controller).
○
Internalshunts
■
DoesthepatienthaveanuncontrolledPDA,surgically
placed systemic-to-pulmonary shunt (BTS/Sano),
aortopulmonarycollateralsoranAPwindow?
■
Isthereexcessive“steal”totheLVvent?
■
Internal shunts will require higher than predicted
pump ows until they are surgically controlled.
Someaortopulmonarycollateralsmaynotbeacces-
sible, and therefore increased pump ows will be
required throughout the bypass run. e use of
NIRSmaybeparticularlyhelpfulindeterminingan
adequatepumpowtomaintaincerebralbloodow
wheninternalshuntsarenotcontrolled.epump
owshouldideally resultin adequate NIRS values
while not ooding the surgical eld. is is not
alwayspossible,andsoaggressiveeldsuction(and
venting)maybeneededtocompensate.
○
Physicalobstructiontoflow
■
Check for kinked tubing in the arterial circuit,
especially where the tubing enters and exits the
rollerhead.A reservoirlamporashlightcanbe
helpful with peering into the tubing guides to
checkthis.
○
Is there an available flow probe to ensure arterial
pumpheadflowmatchesdeliveredflow?
■
e use of a ow probe can quickly diagnose
whether calculated ow and delivered ow are
disparate.
■
Was the occlusion properly set (roller pumps)?
ere is the possibility that once the arterial
headtubingchangestemperatureduringthe case
(warming with constant ow, cooling with low
ow hypothermic bypass), the occlusion may
change.During a planned circulatory arrest or in
consultationwith the surgeon, one can come o
bypass,clampthearteriallimb,andpressurecheck
the system. If the system pressure falls dramati-
cally,theocclusioncanbe adjustedappropriately.
iscan be accomplished in just several seconds
obypass.
•Was cardiotomy suction blood from the chest intro-
ducedtothecircuit?
○
Suctioned mediastinal blood may contain activated
agentsthatcausetransienthypotension.
•Was stagnant blood in the hemoconcentrator intro-
ducedintothecircuit?
○
Stagnantcircuitbloodmaycontainactivatedagents
thatcausetransienthypotension.
•Is the systemic vascular resistance low? Consult with
anesthesia.
○
Maximizepumpflowinconsiderationof theopera-
tiveneedsandpatienttemperature.
○
Areanybloodpressuremedicationsrunningintothe
patient?Some surgeonsprefer to have nitroglycerin
empiricallyrunaftercrossclampremovaland/ordur-
ingrewarming.Thisdripmayneedadjustment.
○
Isisofluraneinuse?Consultwiththeanesthesiologist
andconsiderdecreasingorterminatingitsuse.
○
Consult with the anesthesiologist and consider an
alphaagonistsuchasphenylephrine.

150 Chapter7
○
Is the patientflushed (red faced)? Epinephrine and
diphenhydraminemaybeconsideredforasuspected
allergic reaction, especially when phenylephrine
doesn’twork.
•Isthehematocritadequate?
○
Some patients may normally exist with a high
hematocrit.A relatively low hematocritmay result
inalowsystemicbloodpressure.Considerincreasing
thehematocrit.
•Isthereapossibleaorticdissection?
Otherconsiderations:
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Notes on select issues during bypass 151
Bypass circuit pressure higher
thanexpected
•Isthevalueaccurate?Zerothecircuitpressuretransducer.
•Isthepatientarterialbloodpressurealsohigh?
○
If the bypass circuit and patient pressures are both
high,theproblemismorelikelytobereal.
•Isthepatientarterialbloodpressurenormalorlowwith
ahighcircuitpressure?
○
Isthereakinkinthecircuitarteriallimb?
○
Isthearterialcannulakinked?
○
Isthearterialcannulaappropriatelysized?
○
Is the arterial cannula properly positioned (if no
bumper is used on the cannula, it is morelikely to
migratefromitsoriginallocation)?
○
Isthereapossibleaorticdissection?
•Isthepumpflowappropriateandaccurate?
○
Whatisthecardiacindex?
■
Arethe valuesforpatientweight,height,andBSA
enteredintotheHLMcomputercorrectly?
○
Isthepropertubingsizeselectedonthearterialpump
head(rollerpumps)?
○
Is there an available flow probe to ensure arterial
pumpheadflowmatchesdeliveredflow?
•IstheSVRhigh?
○
Consult with anesthesia and consider lowering
SVRwithisofluraneoranothermedication.
•Whatisthestatusofthearteriallinefilter?
○
Isthereevidenceofafilterdefectorclot?
○
Oxygenatorswithintegratedarteriallinefiltersgen-
erallyhave system pressuremonitoredpost-filter.If
thisisthecase,filterclotsmayonlybeevident,pres-
sure-wise,withasignificantchangeinpre-membrane
pressure(whichisn’talwaysmonitored).
Otherconsiderations:

152 Chapter7
Bypass circuit pressure lower
thanexpected
•Isthevalueaccurate?Zerothecircuitpressuretransducer.
•Isthepatientbloodpressurealsolow?
○
If the bypass circuit and patient pressures are both
low,theproblemis morelikely to be flowrelatedor
patientrelated(SVR).
○
Ifthebypasscircuitpressureislowwithanormalor
highpatientpressure,theproblemismorelikelytobe
withthebypasscircuittransducersystem.Checkthe
zero and considering changing the transducer. You
can also briefly attach the bypass circuit pressure
dometoadifferenttransducer(i.e., the cardioplegia
transducer)toverifythevalue.
•Pumpflow
○
Whatisthecardiacindex?
■
Arethe valuesforpatientweight,height,andBSA
enteredintotheHLMcomputercorrectly?
○
Isthepropertubingsizeselectedonthearterialpump
head(rollerpumps)?
○
Externalshunts
■
Are there any inadvertently open circuit shunts
(oxygenatorprime/purgeline)?
■
Isthe samplingmanifold open (if not needed for
in-linebloodgasmonitoring)?
■
Ifhemoconcentratorowispassivelysupplied,turn
itotoensuretheunitisnotallowingexcesssteal
fromthearterialcircuit.
■
If active hemoconcentrator ow from an arterial
source is being used, ensure it is owing at the
intendedrate (correct tubingsizeenteredintohead
controller).
○
Internalshunts
■
DoesthepatienthaveanuncontrolledPDA,surgically
placed systemic-to-pulmonary shunt (BTS/Sano),
aortopulmonarycollaterals,oranAPwindow?
■
Isthereexcessive“steal”totheLVvent?
■
Internalshuntswillrequirehigherthanpredicted
pumpflowsuntil they aresurgically controlled.
Some aortopulmonary collaterals may not be
accessibleand so increased pumpflows will be
requiredthroughoutthe bypass run.Theuse of
NIRSmaybeparticularlyhelpfulindetermining
an adequate pump flow to maintain cerebral
blood flow when internal shunts are not con-
trolled. The pump flow should ideally result in
adequate NIRS values while not flooding the
surgicalfield.Thisisnotalwayspossibleandso
aggressive field suction (and venting) may be
neededtocompensate.
○
Physicalobstructiontoflow
■
Ifthearterialpumpheaddisplayisyourowindicator,
checkforkinkedtubinginthearterialcircuitproximal
tothepressuremonitoringsite,especially where the
tubingenters and exits the roller head. A reservoir
lamporashlightcanbehelpfulwithpeeringintothe
tubingguidestocheckthis.
○
Is there an available flow probe to ensure arterial
pumpheadflowmatchesdeliveredflow?
■
euseofaowprobecanquicklydiagnosewhether
calculatedowanddeliveredowaredisparate.
■
Was the occlusion properly set (roller pumps)?
ereis the possibilitythat once the arterialhead
tubing changes temperature during the case
(warmingwithconstantow,coolingwithlowow
hypothermic bypass), the occlusion may change.
Duringaplannedcirculatoryarrestorinconsulta-
tion with the surgeon, one can come o bypass,
clamp the arterial limb, and pressure check the
system.Ifthesystempressurefallsdramatically,the
occlusioncanbeadjustedappropriately.iscanbe
accomplishedinjustseveralsecondsobypass.
•Is the systemic vascular resistance low? Consult with
anesthesia.
○
Maximizepumpflowinconsiderationof theopera-
tiveneedsandpatienttemperature.
○
Areanybloodpressuremedicationsrunningintothe
patient?Some surgeonsprefer to have nitroglycerin
empiricallyrunaftercrossclampremovaland/ordur-
ingrewarming.Thisdripmayneedadjustment.
○
Isisofluraneinuse?Consultwiththeanesthesiologist
andconsiderdecreasingorterminatingitsuse.
○
Consult with the anesthesiologist and consider an
alphaagonistsuchasphenylephrine.
○
Is the patient flushed (red faced)? Epinephrine
and diphenhydramine may be considered for a
suspectedallergicreaction,especiallywhenphen-
ylephrinedoesn’twork.
•Isthehematocritadequate?
○
Somepatientsmaynormallyexistwithahighhematocrit.
Arelativelylowhematocritmayresultina lowsystemic
bloodpressure.Considerincreasingthehematocrit.
Otherconsiderations:
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Notes on select issues during bypass 153
Central venous pressure elevated
•Isthe valueaccurate? Request that the central line be
flushedandzeroed.
○
Isthecentrallineinaccuratebecauseitisinthecaval
snare?
•IsthebedrotatedwiththeCVPtransducerpositionedlower?
○
Rotationofthebedwhichaffectsrelativetransducer
heightcanartifactuallyaffecttheCVPreading.
•Wasthebedlowereddecreasingthekineticpotentialbet-
weenthe heart andvenous reservoir?Consider raising
thebedorloweringthevenousreservoirifpossible.
•IstheCVPacutelyelevated?
○
Check venous line for physical obstructionson and
offthesurgicalfield.
○
Checkforanairlock.
○
Asksurgeonaboutvenouscannula(e)position.
■
Venouscannulasideportsagainstchamberorvessel
wall?
■
SVCcannulainsertedtoofar?Innominateblocked?
•HastheCVPprogressivelybecomeelevated?
○
Ask surgeon about cannula position (per above
considerations).
○
Considerationshouldbegiventothepossibilityofa
luminalobstructioncausedbysomethinginthecava/
atriumorclotformationwithinthecannula[1,2].
•HavetheNIRSvaluesalsochanged?
○
StableNIRSmayfavorartifactintheCVPreading.
○
Decreasing NIRS may indicate the elevated CVP is
real.
•Isthepumpflowappropriate?
○
Whatisthecardiacindex?
■
Arethevaluesforpatientweight,height,andBSA
enteredcorrectly?
○
Isthepropertubingsizeselectedonthearterialpump
head(rollerpumps)?
○
Is there an available flow probe to ensure arterial
pumpheadflowmatchesdeliveredflow?
■
euseofaowprobecanquicklydiagnosewhether
calculatedowanddeliveredowaredisparate.
•Considerdecreasingpumpflowinatemperatureappro-
priatemanner.Targettemperaturemayneedadjustment
aswell.
Otherconsiderations:

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Heat exchange issue (slow cooling
orwarming)
•Arethe water lines properly connected at the heater-
coolerandtheoxygenator?
○
Verifyheater-coolerwatersupplyis directed to oxy-
genatorwaterinlet.
○
Are the water lines appropriately sized so as not to
impedeflow?
○
Arethewaterlinesofappropriatelength?Longerlines
willdecreaseperformanceinasystem.
•Isthepatientobese?
○
Fat does not warm or cool as efficiently as muscle
whichhasmoreblood flow.Obesepatientswill take
longertocoolandwarm.
•Isthereacoarctationoftheaorta?
○
Thiswillhamperlowerbodycooling(withcentralcan-
nulation),butrewarmingshouldbenormalafterrepair.
•Isthepatientsignificantlyvasoconstricted?
○
ConsultwithanesthesiaandconsiderloweringSVRwith
isofluraneoranothermedication.
○
Phentolamine,nitroprusside,nitroglycerin,milrinone,
andotheragentsmaybeusedtodecreaseSVRinorder
toaidcoolingandwarming.Somecliniciansallowfor
a lowerblood pressure if it aids in cooling/warming
andtheNIRSareacceptable.
•Whatisthepumpflowrate?
○
Increasedpumpflowratesareafirst-linetreatmentto
increasethermalexchange.
○
Heatexchangeefficiencydropsoffasflowrateincreases.
Ifanoxygenatorisbeingusednearitsmaximumrated
flow,heatexchangeefficiencywilldecrease.
•Whatis the water flow rate through the heater-cooler
system?
○
Heatexchange performanceis in part driven by
the counter flow principle (water and blood flows
are opposing to maximize thermal transfer) and by
the absolute water flow through the system. If the
waterflow rate is below normal, check for kinks in
thewatertubing.
■
Consider a backup unit if the water ow rate is
belownormal.
Other
considerations:
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Notes on select issues during bypass 155
NIRS values lower than expected
TheperfusionistshouldmonitortheNIRSvaluesduring
theprebypassperiod.Thesevaluesshouldbecomparedto
bypassvaluesthroughouttherun and aremostoftenan
excellentindicatorofcerebralperfusion.IftheNIRSvalues
arelowerthanexpectedonbypass,oreven worse,lower
than prebypass values, consideration should be given to
thefollowing:
•Isthevalueaccurate?VerifyNIRSprobeplacementwith
the anesthesiologist and concern about the current
value.
•Isthepumpflowadequate?
○
Whatisthecardiacindex?
■
Arethe valuesforpatientweight,height,andBSA
enteredintotheHLMcomputercorrectly?
○
Isthepropertubingsizeselectedonthearterialpump
head(rollerpumps)?
○
Externalshunts
■
Are there any inadvertently open circuit shunts
(oxygenatorprime/purgeline)?
■
Isthe samplingmanifold open (if not needed for
in-linebloodgasmonitoring)?
■
Ifhemoconcentratorowispassivelysupplied,turn
itotoensuretheunitisnotallowingexcesssteal
fromthearterialcircuit.
■
If active hemoconcentrator ow from an arterial
source is being used, ensure it is owing at the
intendedrate(correcttubingsizeenteredintohead
controller).
○
Internalshunts
■
DoesthepatienthaveanuncontrolledPDA,sur-
gically placed systemic-to-pulmonary shunt
(BTS/Sano),aortopulmonarycollateralsor anAP
window?
■
Isthereexcessive“steal”totheLVvent?
■
Internalshuntswill require higher than predicted
pumpowsuntiltheyaresurgicallycontrolled.
○
Physicalobstructiontoflow
■
If the arterial pump head display is your ow
indicator, check for kinked tubing in the arterial
circuit,especiallywherethetubingentersandexits
therollerhead.A reservoirlamporashlightcan
be helpful with peering into the tubing guides to
checkthis.
○
Is there an available flow probe to ensure arterial
pumpheadflowmatchesdeliveredflow?
•Bloodpressure
○
Maintain at prescribed level with consideration for
tryingahigherpressure.
○
Isthebloodpressureaccurate(zeroedandnotinflu-
encedbycannulationorsurgicalclamps)?
•Gassupply
○
Isthepropergassourceselected?
■
IncreaseFiO
2
ifpossible.
○
Gasflowrate(thisislesslikelytoaffectoxygenation
butshouldbeverifiednonetheless)
■
Isthe setgasowreaching the patient?Verifythe
gas system is intact from the source to the
oxygenator.
■
Consider changing the ow meter.Some systems
mayaccumulatedebrisinthegas tubes leading to
inaccuratereadings.
■
Consider trialing a standalone source of 100%
oxygentoreadilyverifysourceandowonadif-
ferentsystem.
■
Is the pump anesthetic gas vaporizer sealed with
tightinletandoutletconnections?
■
Isthegasowratewithinthemanufacturerrecom-
mendedrange?
○
IsthePaO
2
asexpected?MaximizePaO
2
whileidenti-
fyingthecauseofthelowNIRSvalues.
○
IsthePaCO
2
asexpected?ConsiderpH-statifnotin
useoratleasttry increasing the PaCO
2
temporarily.
Somecongenitalpatientsmayhavebypass-significant
aortopulmonarycollateralsthatarenotalwaysdocu-
mentedbyimagingstudies.Increasingcerebralblood
flow with pH-stat management may improve the
NIRS.
○
Chronic CO
2
retainers may require a PaCO
2
value
closertotheirnorm.Consultwithanesthesiologist.
•HastheCVPprogressivelybecomeelevated?
○
Asksurgeonaboutvenouscannula(e)position.
■
Venous cannula side ports against chamber or
vesselwall?
■
SVC cannula inserted too far? Innominate
blocked?
○
HowdoesthecurrentCVPcomparetotheprebypass
andpostcannulationvalues?
○
Empirically,increasingpumpflowtoimproveNIRS
valuesmaybecounterproductive.Ifdrainageofthe
headistheissue,increasingpumpflowmayincrease
theCVPandpossiblydecreasethe cerebralperfu-
sionpressure,resultinginworseningNIRSvalues.

156 Chapter7
○
Considerationshouldbegiventothepossibilityofa
luminal obstruction caused by something in the
atriumorclotformationwithinthecannula[1,2].
•Hematocrit
○
Considerraisingthehematocrittothepatient’snormal
orevenabovetoseeifthereisaresponsewiththeNIRS.
•Temperature
○
Is the pump flow rate appropriate for the current
temperature?
•In-linebloodgasmonitoring
○
Dothein-linevaluesreasonablymatchthelabvalues?
○
Considerrecalibratingthein-linebloodgasmonitor?
•Anesthesiaconsiderations
○
Haveanesthesiologistcheckthefaceforsignsofinad-
equatedrainageofthehead.
○
Isthepatientshiveringduetoinadequateneuromus-
cular
blockade? Is the level of anesthesia adequate?
Didthemedicationsgettothe patient?Consider an
additionaldosetorulethisout.
○
If isoflurane is integral with the circuit, is there a
chanceofmalignanthyperthermia?Isthelactatelevel
increasedwith risingpatient temperatureand a low
venoussaturation(atleastlowerthanexpectedgiven
the pumpparameters)? Evenif the vaporizer is off,
considerremovingthevaporizerfromthesystemand
changingthedownstreamtubing.
○
Did the anesthesiologist expect anesthetic gas on
bypassforprimaryanesthesia?
○
Isthereanestheticagentinthevaporizer?
Otherconsiderations:
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