SCCM Resource Library-SCUBA, ICP Waves, and Antihypertension Cocktails: Vacation or ICH Management? (Part 1)

SCUBA, ICP Waves, and Antihypertension Cocktails: Vacation or ICH Management? (Part 1)

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In this video, Dr. Neha Dangayach discusses the importance of neuromonitoring in neurocritical care. She explains that neuromonitoring is used to optimize patient outcomes by preventing secondary neurological injuries and systemic complications. Dr. Dangayach then introduces the concept of waves, specifically the different waveforms seen in invasive intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring, known as P1, P2, and P3. She explains the significance of these waveforms and how they can indicate the brain's compliance and autoregulation. Dr. Dangayach also discusses the SCUBA technique, which is a minimally invasive surgical method for evacuating intracerebral hemorrhages (ICH). She compares SCUBA to the MISTIE technique and highlights the advantages of SCUBA, such as early evacuation potential and broader selection criteria. She concludes by emphasizing the importance of timely ICH evacuation for better patient outcomes and refers to the recent inclusion of minimally invasive clot evacuation in the American Heart Association ICH guidelines.

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Neuroscience, 2023

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Type: two-hour concurrent | Time Is Brain: An Update on Management and Pharmacology Strategies for Acute Neurologic Emergencies (SessionID 1202433)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Neuroscience

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Intracranial Hemorrhage

Year 2023

Keywords

neuromonitoring

neurocritical care

intracranial pressure monitoring

SCUBA technique

intracerebral hemorrhages

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