心臓内超音波検査(ICE)を用いた構造的心疾患治療のSCAIポジションステートメント
Mackram F Eleid1, Christine J Chung2, Matthew J Daniels3
1Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.
まとめ
心臓内超音波検査(ICE)は、低侵襲構造的心疾患処置にリアルタイムの心臓画像を提供し、全身麻酔なしで視覚化を向上させます。このガイダンスは、さまざまな処置に対するICEプロトコルの標準化を支援し、その普及を促進します。
科学分野:
- 心臓血管医学
- 医用画像
- インターベンション心臓学
背景:
- 構造的心疾患治療は急速に進歩しています。
- 低侵襲技術には効果的な術中画像が必要です。
- 心臓内超音波検査(ICE)は、全身麻酔なしでリアルタイムの高解像度心臓視覚化を提供します。
研究 の 目的:
- カテーテル構造的心疾患治療におけるICEの使用に関するポジションステートメントを提供すること。
- ICEの臨床的応用、利点、限界、および実施戦略の概要を説明すること。
- 特定の処置に対する標準化されたICE画像プロトコルおよびビューを詳述すること。
主な方法:
- 心臓血管インターベンション学会(SCAI)がポジションステートメントを作成しました。
- このステートメントは、既存の文献および専門家のコンセンサスをレビューしています。
- さまざまな構造的心疾患治療に対する標準化されたプロトコルおよびビューが詳述されています。
主要な成果:
- ICEは、カテーテル構造的心疾患治療のガイドとして価値のあるツールです。
- 僧帽弁、三尖弁、肺動脈弁治療、LAA閉鎖、ASDおよびPFO閉鎖に対する標準化されたプロトコルが提示されています。
- 術者のトレーニング、ワークフローの統合、および施設の準備は、ICEを成功裏に実施するために不可欠です。
結論:
- ICEの統合には、トレーニングやワークフローの最適化を含む包括的な計画が必要です。
- ICEガイド下処置の価値を反映するために、更新された償還モデルが必要です。
- ICEと経食道心エコー図の結果を比較するためのさらなる研究が推奨されます。
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