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2. A REBOA Complication: EtCO2Is Not Just a Marker of Cardiac Output

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Cardinale, Michael, Cungi, Pierre-Julien, Avaro, Jean-Philippe, and Bordes, Julien

Abstract

We describe an as yet undescribed complication, namely, the perforation of the balloon at a distance from its introduction and the use of EtCO2to suspect the diagnosis. Following a high-kinetic motorcycle accident, a 25-year-old patient was admitted in our level 1 trauma center, and benefited from a resuscitation thoracotomy followed by a REBOA catheter in zone 3. The use of a small caliber introducer could be responsible for balloon injury. EtCO2is not only a marker of cardiac output and its sudden increase in this situation should raise questions about the recirculation of ischemia product and therefore the effectiveness of the occlusion balloon.

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2021
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4. A REBOA Complication: EtCO 2 Is Not Just a Marker of Cardiac Output.

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Cardinale M, Cungi PJ, Avaro JP, and Bordes J

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Accidents, Traffic, Adult, Biomarkers blood, Equipment Failure, Hemorrhage diagnosis, Hemorrhage etiology, Humans, Motorcycles, Predictive Value of Tests, Treatment Outcome, Balloon Occlusion adverse effects, Balloon Occlusion instrumentation, Blood Gas Analysis, Carbon Dioxide blood, Hemorrhage therapy, Vascular Access Devices
Abstract

We describe an as yet undescribed complication, namely, the perforation of the balloon at a distance from its introduction and the use of EtCO 2 to suspect the diagnosis. Following a high-kinetic motorcycle accident, a 25-year-old patient was admitted in our level 1 trauma center, and benefited from a resuscitation thoracotomy followed by a REBOA catheter in zone 3. The use of a small caliber introducer could be responsible for balloon injury. EtCO 2 is not only a marker of cardiac output and its sudden increase in this situation should raise questions about the recirculation of ischemia product and therefore the effectiveness of the occlusion balloon., (Copyright © 2021. Published by Elsevier Inc.)

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2021
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