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Title: Management of Atrial Fibrillation After Coronary Artery Bypass Graft


1
Management of Atrial Fibrillation After Coronary
Artery Bypass Graft
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  • 90-9-3

2
Epidemiology
  • 20-30 of CABG pt having clinically important A
    fib that requires intervention
  • high riskelderly males,the number of graft
    implantations,left internal mammary artery bypass
    grafting,longer aortic cross clamp time

3
Presentations
  • In the first 3 dayspersistent,recur at frequent
    intervals,rapid ventricular response
  • after 3 days less rapid ventricular response ,
    usually better tolerated
  • after 2-3 days incidence 25-45

4
Etiology and mechanisms(1)
  • Pericarditis from trauma and inflammation of
    surgery and cannulation
  • autonomic disruptions from surgery
  • ischemic injury
  • the residual effect of cardioplegia and
    cardiopulmonary bypass
  • postoperative hemodynamic changes and fluid shifs

5
Etiology and mechanisms(2)
  • Post surgical effects on previously damaged
    myocardial tissure
  • CABG can increase both epinephrine and
    norepinephrine levels(A fib occurs)

6
Consequences
  • Compromised cardiac function
  • stroke and thromboembolism(2 to 3 -fold)
  • longer hospitalizations and longer costs(16)
  • adverse effects from the therapy itself(exearly
    DC cardioversion?bradycardia,tachycardia,myocardia
    l damage)

7
Management(1)
  • ProphylaxisMGSO4,antiarrhythmic
    drugs,?-adrenergic blockers
  • ventricular rate control ?-adrenergic blockers
    ,digoxin(poor left ventricular function or heart
    failure),diltiazem,verapamil

8
Management(2)
  • Procainamide Procainamide 25mg/min?conversion
    rate 87 over 40mins,36 had recurrent A fib
  • digoxindigoxin 0.75-1.0mg ?conversion rate 60
    over 540 mins,22 had recurrent A fib

9
Management(3)
  • Propafenone and sotalolthe drug is not available
    in iv form in the US
  • Aminodarone (2.5-5mg/kg) not be highly effective
    therapy, ,only 1 of 15 aminodarone-treated pt
    and 2 of 15 digoxin-treated pt reverted to sinus
    rhythm in 24hrs ,but FDA approval of
    ivAminodarone is increase the use of this agent
    in pt with post CABG A fib

10
Management(4)
  • Disopyramide(2mg/kg)48 reversion to sinus
    rhythm ,side effectsventricular tachycardia and
    urinary retention

11
Hemodynamic unstable
Hemodynamic stable
cardioversion
Rate control
recurrent
persists
Consider heparin
stop
Antiarrhythmic drug
recurrent
ineffective
effective
cardioversion
recurrent
Rate control
Continus drugs 4 to 6 weeks
coumadin
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