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''' | '''Carotid endarterectomy''' is a surgical procedure in which there is the removal of atherosclerotic plaque from the bifurcation [[a. carotis communis]] and the detachment of [[arteria carotis interna|a. carotis interna]] from a longitudinal arteriotomy. As many as 20-30% of [[CMP|ischemic strokes]] are caused by carotid stenosis - this is the condition we try to prevent by endarterectomy and thus reduce the risk of [[CMP|stoke]] <ref>{{Citace | ||
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=== | === Indications and contraindications === | ||
Stenosis of [[arteria carotis interna|a. carotis interna]] may or may not be symptomatic. In asymptomatic patients, in a very general sense, the indication is a stenosis exceeding 70% of the artery lumen, in the case of an exulcerated plaque even in a minor stenosis. Symptomatic patients are most often indicated for surgery after [[ischemie mozku|ischemic attack]] or with stenosis of less than 60% lumen. However, these values are very indicative; in addition to the stenosis itself, the individual symptoms in the given patients are also decisive. <ref>{{Citace | |||
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[[Soubor:Carotid Plaque.jpg|thumb|100px|Aterosklerotický plak v oblasti bifurkace karotid]] | [[Soubor:Carotid Plaque.jpg|thumb|100px|Aterosklerotický plak v oblasti bifurkace karotid]] | ||
Surgery is contraindicated in the presence of severe bodily comorbidities (possibility of replacing CAE with angioplasty or stenting), in severe [[CMP|stroke]] with progression to [[hemiplegie|hemiplegia]] or [[kóma|coma]], or in [[poruchy vědomí|disorder of consciousness]] eg in [[edém mozku|brain edema]], or signs of [[krvácení|bleeding]] into the[[CNS]]. <ref>{{Citace | |||
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=== | === Technique === | ||
The procedure can be performed under local or general anesthesia <ref>{{Citace | |||
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}}</ref>. | }}</ref>. A fundamental requirement of perioperative management is the prevention of neurological complications caused by reduced brain perfusion when clamping an operated artery. When choosing a regional anesthesia technique, the neurological finding is monitored; during general anesthesia, [[evokované potenciály|evoked potentials]] can be monitored with the assistance of a neurologist. From the point of view of anesthesiology management, the crucial point is the control of the mean arterial pressure sufficient for perfusion of the brain after loading the clamp. A '''temporary short''' circuit is established in case of suspected cerebral perfusion insufficiency with Willis circuit anastomoses bridging the clamped part of the artery.. The technique of this type of operation can be divided into classic and eversion. In the classical technique, a longitudinal arteriotomy is performed (the incision is in the longitudinal line of the [[m. sternocleidomastoideus|sternocleidomastoid muscle]]), while in the eversion technique, the arteriotomy is transverse and involves anatomical reimplantation of the [[a. carotis interna]] at the carotid sinus. The artery itself is not so prone to restenosis, sutures are performed only on the most distant aspect of the artery.<ref>{{Citace | ||
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=== | === Complications === | ||
Complications associated with carotid endarterectomy are divided into two groups. Paradoxically, the most common complication is the [[CMP|stroke]] (or [[Ischemie mozku#Průběh|TIA]]), as well as the postoperative hematoma at the incision site. | |||
==== | ==== Neurological ==== | ||
The most typical neurological complications include [[intracerebrální krvácení|intracerebral hemorrhage]], [[embolizace|embolization]] into the cerebral circulation, as well as peripheral nerve involvement: | |||
* ''[[Nervus hypoglossus|n. hypoglosus]]'' – | * ''[[Nervus hypoglossus|n. hypoglosus]]'' – most often affected <ref name="neurologie-v-praxi">{{Citace | typ = článek | příjmení1 = Krajíčková | jméno1 = Dagmar | článek = KOMPLIKACE CHIRURGICKÉ A ENDOVASKULÁRNÍ LÉČBY ONEMOCNĚNÍ MAGISTRÁLNÍCH MOZKOVÝCH TEPEN | časopis = Neurologie pro praxi | url = https://www.neurologiepropraxi.cz/pdfs/neu/2003/03/06.pdf | rok = 2003 | ročník = 3 | strany = 134 | issn = -}}</ref>, | ||
* ''r. marginalis'' ''n. mandibularis'', | * ''r. marginalis'' ''n. mandibularis'', | ||
* ''n. laryngeus recurrens, n. laryngeus superior''. | * ''n. laryngeus recurrens, n. laryngeus superior''. | ||
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Dále se | Dále se moHyperperfusion complications may also occur - the development of [[edém mozku|cerebral edema]] as a possible consequence of [[intracerebrální krvácení|bleeding into the cerebral parenchyma .]]. <ref>{{Citace | ||
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[[Soubor:Cad stentplacement.jpg|thumb|250px|Karotický stenting]] | [[Soubor:Cad stentplacement.jpg|thumb|250px|Karotický stenting]] | ||
==== Non- | ==== Non-neurological ==== | ||
Clinically significant hematoma at the incision site occurs after about 2% of carotid endarterectomies, most often as a result of capillary bleeding from the incision site. However, it can also have very dramatic manifestations - during bleeding from the carotid artery, there is a rapid progression of compression of the airways and surrounding vascular structures. In this case, an urgent surgical revision is indicated, often with the need to evacuate the hematoma under local anesthesia before tracheal intubation, which is prevented by deviation of the trachea by the hematoma. There is also a risk of high blood loss during this procedure. Subsequent complications of massive hematoma include laryngeal damage, severe neurological impairment, or myocardial ischemia.. <ref>{{Citace | |||
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This group also includes general perioperative systemic complications, especially [[infarkt myokardu|myocardial infarction]] and [[arytmie|arrhythmias]] <ref name="neurologie-v-praxi" />. | |||
=== | === Alternatives to CAS === | ||
CAS (CAS – ''carotid artery stenting'') is an alternative to '''endovascular introduction of the''' '''[[stent|stents]]''' . The indication may be, for example, a medical condition unsuitable for surgery (see contraindications mentioned above), excess of the risks of surgery over the risks of stenting or previous endarterectomy failure. Complications of this treatment modality are more or less the same as those in CEA, but due to the introduction of the stent, there may also be, for example, bleeding, perforation of the artery itself, etc. <ref>{{Citace | |||
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=== | === Video Library === | ||
Video | Video describing the issue of atherosclerosis in connection with carotid endarterectomy, its indications, design and complications. | ||
{{video|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGw0oBmmuHM}} | {{video|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGw0oBmmuHM}} | ||
== | == References == | ||
=== | === Related Articles === | ||
* [[Trombendarterektomie]] | * [[Trombendarterektomie|Trombendarterektomy]] | ||
* [[Rekonstrukce tepen]] | *[[Rekonstrukce tepen|Artery reconstruction]] | ||
* [[Arteria carotis interna]] | * [[Arteria carotis interna]] | ||
* [[Cévní mozkové příhody]] | * [[Cévní mozkové příhody|Stroke]] | ||
* [[Cévy mozku]] | * [[Cévy mozku|Brain vessels]] | ||
* [[Ischemie mozku]] | * [[Ischemie mozku|Brain ischemia]] | ||
* [[Ischemie]] | * [[Ischemie|Ischemia]] | ||
=== | === External links === | ||
* {{Akutně|405|Anestezie u endarterektomie karotidy - interaktivní algoritmus + test}} | * {{Akutně|405|Anestezie u endarterektomie karotidy - interaktivní algoritmus + test}} | ||
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carotid_stenting CAS na anglické Wikipedii] | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carotid_stenting CAS na anglické Wikipedii] | ||
=== | ===References=== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 3 December 2021
thumb|250px|Karotická endarterektomie Carotid endarterectomy is a surgical procedure in which there is the removal of atherosclerotic plaque from the bifurcation a. carotis communis and the detachment of a. carotis interna from a longitudinal arteriotomy. As many as 20-30% of ischemic strokes are caused by carotid stenosis - this is the condition we try to prevent by endarterectomy and thus reduce the risk of stoke [1][2].
Indications and contraindications
Stenosis of a. carotis interna may or may not be symptomatic. In asymptomatic patients, in a very general sense, the indication is a stenosis exceeding 70% of the artery lumen, in the case of an exulcerated plaque even in a minor stenosis. Symptomatic patients are most often indicated for surgery after ischemic attack or with stenosis of less than 60% lumen. However, these values are very indicative; in addition to the stenosis itself, the individual symptoms in the given patients are also decisive. [3][4]
thumb|100px|Aterosklerotický plak v oblasti bifurkace karotid Surgery is contraindicated in the presence of severe bodily comorbidities (possibility of replacing CAE with angioplasty or stenting), in severe stroke with progression to hemiplegia or coma, or in disorder of consciousness eg in brain edema, or signs of bleeding into theCNS. [5]
Technique
The procedure can be performed under local or general anesthesia [6]. A fundamental requirement of perioperative management is the prevention of neurological complications caused by reduced brain perfusion when clamping an operated artery. When choosing a regional anesthesia technique, the neurological finding is monitored; during general anesthesia, evoked potentials can be monitored with the assistance of a neurologist. From the point of view of anesthesiology management, the crucial point is the control of the mean arterial pressure sufficient for perfusion of the brain after loading the clamp. A temporary short circuit is established in case of suspected cerebral perfusion insufficiency with Willis circuit anastomoses bridging the clamped part of the artery.. The technique of this type of operation can be divided into classic and eversion. In the classical technique, a longitudinal arteriotomy is performed (the incision is in the longitudinal line of the sternocleidomastoid muscle), while in the eversion technique, the arteriotomy is transverse and involves anatomical reimplantation of the a. carotis interna at the carotid sinus. The artery itself is not so prone to restenosis, sutures are performed only on the most distant aspect of the artery.[7][8]
Complications
Complications associated with carotid endarterectomy are divided into two groups. Paradoxically, the most common complication is the stroke (or TIA), as well as the postoperative hematoma at the incision site.
Neurological
The most typical neurological complications include intracerebral hemorrhage, embolization into the cerebral circulation, as well as peripheral nerve involvement:
- n. hypoglosus – most often affected [9],
- r. marginalis n. mandibularis,
- n. laryngeus recurrens, n. laryngeus superior.
Dále se moHyperperfusion complications may also occur - the development of cerebral edema as a possible consequence of bleeding into the cerebral parenchyma .. [10]
thumb|250px|Karotický stenting
Non-neurological
Clinically significant hematoma at the incision site occurs after about 2% of carotid endarterectomies, most often as a result of capillary bleeding from the incision site. However, it can also have very dramatic manifestations - during bleeding from the carotid artery, there is a rapid progression of compression of the airways and surrounding vascular structures. In this case, an urgent surgical revision is indicated, often with the need to evacuate the hematoma under local anesthesia before tracheal intubation, which is prevented by deviation of the trachea by the hematoma. There is also a risk of high blood loss during this procedure. Subsequent complications of massive hematoma include laryngeal damage, severe neurological impairment, or myocardial ischemia.. [11][12]
This group also includes general perioperative systemic complications, especially myocardial infarction and arrhythmias [9].
Alternatives to CAS
CAS (CAS – carotid artery stenting) is an alternative to endovascular introduction of the stents . The indication may be, for example, a medical condition unsuitable for surgery (see contraindications mentioned above), excess of the risks of surgery over the risks of stenting or previous endarterectomy failure. Complications of this treatment modality are more or less the same as those in CEA, but due to the introduction of the stent, there may also be, for example, bleeding, perforation of the artery itself, etc. [13]
Video Library
Video describing the issue of atherosclerosis in connection with carotid endarterectomy, its indications, design and complications.
References
Related Articles
- Trombendarterektomy
- Artery reconstruction
- Arteria carotis interna
- Stroke
- Brain vessels
- Brain ischemia
- Ischemia
