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Recent Literature Update for
Acute Care: 2013-14
Edward A. Panacek, MD, MPHUC Davis Medical Center
Big Sky conference, 2014
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Disclosures: None No relevant financial relationships
pertaining to this lecture
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The overwhelming amount of information in medicine
Each year:
� More than 3,000 biomedical journals are published
� The FDA approves more than 500 new or updated drugs and 3000 medical devices
Even if you only try to keep up with the relevant journals in your field and JAMA and the NEJM, you would have to read over 17 articles/day and 1,200 pages per month
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To the rescue:
Panacek’s lit review lecture !
• I scan the literature for relevant articles
• Important articles and interesting *s#+%
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Realistically, this lecture cannot overcome an entire year of not reading the medical literature
But we can make a dent in it
And have fun doing it…
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Your job:commit yourself
It is questioned whether didactic lectures have an impact on clinical practice
That passive learning is not effective for adult learners…
In this talk, I am asking you to identify 2-3 things that will change your practice
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Some caveats!
Do not hold your
questions to the end!
Audience participation and comments add to the talk
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Respiratory-thoracic
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Something you may already know
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Issue: We treat tons of asthma
Context:
Which inhaled bronchodilator regimen works best?
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Continuous vs intermittent albuterol to reduce hospital admissions in acute asthma
� Systematic review “snapshot” article
� 20 articles reviewed. 8 RCTs included
� Continuous nebulization:
� Clearly better in severe asthma
� Also better in moderate asthma (RR= 0.64)
� No benefit in mild asthma
� No increased side effects
� NNT in mod/severe = 7 (to save admission)
Gregory. AnnEmerMed.2012;60: 663
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Take home points� NNT of 7 is very low to save something as
important as an admission.
� Continuous should become std care in all moderate/severe asthmatics in the ED
� Don’t bother in the mild cases
� But even if used in all ED asthmatics, NNT = 9-
12 to save an admission.
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Critical Care
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Get your sepsis fix now
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Issue: Septic shock carries a 20-40%
mortality. Higher if not reversed quickly
Context:
Many pressor regimens still being used. Which is best?
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Dopamine versus norepinephrine in the Tx of septic shock: Meta-analysis
� Individual studies show mixed results
� Meta of 11 studies ( 6 RCTS), 2768 pts
� Dopamine ���� increased risk death (OR 1.12)
� Little difference in ICU or hosp LOS
� More dysrhythmias with dopamine (RR= 2.34)
DeBacker, Vincent. CCM. 2012;240: 725
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Take home points
� In 2012, dopamine should no longer be the first choice pressor for septic shock
� And maybe not for much else either
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Old school:Levophed:
= leave them dead.
New school:
With Dopamine:
towards death will lean
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Electricity: Some wonder how to use it
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Issue: Cardiac arrest.
Shock first? CPR first?
Context:AHA CPR guidelines have flip-
flopped on this between the last 3 updated recommendations
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Earlier vs. later rhythm analysis in pts with “out of hospital” cardiac arrest
� ROC group multicenter RCT. US & Canada
� 9,983 adults, nontraumatic, arrest
� 30-60 sec CPR then analyze and shock vs. 3 min of CPR before analysis
Results:
� Good neuro @ hosp D/C= 5.9% in each group
� Time to analysis: 42 sec vs 180 sec.
� No diff in 2nd outcomes (ROSC, survival, etc.)
Steill. NEJM. 2011; 365: 787
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Take home points
� Early vs late rhythm analysis doesn’t matter
� But either way, do immediate CPR and continue CPR until ready for analysis and shock!
� BTW, the 2010 AHA-ILCOR guidelines noted inconsistent evidence
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Infectious Diseases
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Sometimes you can
use some help
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Issue: STIs are an important public health
issue, with significant potential morbidity
Context:Anything the ED can do to better
treat and control?
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Expedited partner Tx in management of GC & chlamydia by OB-Gyn
Professional ACOG comm recommendation:
� Tx of women with STIs should include Tx partners also
� Ideal to have partner seen, but not required
� Decreases prevalence of STI and recurrence
� Controversial legal issues
� Permissible in 32 states, illegal in 7, 11 unclear
� Supported by the CDC
� Produced a “toolkit” for implementation
Committee opinion. OB & Gyn. 2011; 118: 761
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Take home points� STIs at epidemic rates in many
areas and subpopulations� 3x10^6 new chlamydia cases/yr, 700,000 GC
� Tx trend is growing nationally
� CDC supports it
� Legal in most states� Legal in CA
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Sometimes you need
to improvise
a bit
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Issue: Akathesia is rather commonCan limit use of antiemetics
Context:
We have few anti-emetics as it is, anything that we can do
about this?
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Slow infusion of metoclopromide does not affect efficacy but reduces akasthesia and sedation
� 25% of pts can get akasthesia with reglan
� 140 adults, N/V, blinded RCT
� Reglan 10mg IV, over 2 min vs 15 minutes
Results:
� No difference between groups on N/V effect
� At 15 min or at 1 hr
� Much less complications with slow infusion
� Akasthesia much less (7% vs 26%)
� Sedation less (14.5% vs 27.5%)
Tura. EmergMedJ. 2012;29: 108
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Take home points� You can seriously decrease the
problems of giving IV reglan by slow infusion (over 15 minutes)
� Works for many other similar medications also.
� Change your orders
� Change your practices
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You want to do what!!!!!
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Issue: Careful about epinephrine
injections and ischemia in selected vascular beds
Context:
Fingers, toes, penis, nose…
Really?
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Six years of epinephrine digital injections: Absence of significant local or systemic effects
� Natural experiment : accidental epi-pen injections
� 6 poison centers, 6 yrs, 213 digital cases
� Mostly thumb injections, 127 with F/U
� 23% rec’d vasodilatory Tx, mostly just empiric
� 4 had evidence of ischemia, all improved with Tx
� None had significant systemic symptoms
� 100% had full recovery
Muck. AnnEmergMed. 2010;56: 275
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Take home points� Concerns about use of epinephrine in
the hand are excessive.
� Hand surgeons routinely use lidocaine with epi in the hand
� Original prohibitions resulted from intra-arterial injections
� Avoid that and use in the hand is fine
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Miscellaneous
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Another myth… or fact ??
Topical anesthetics are toxic to the cornea !
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Issue: Corneal abrasion.
Eye pain for 1-3 days
Context:Cycloplegics. Abx ointment.
Pt asks for that “stuff you put in my eye” for pain relief.
No way!.....…way?
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Dilute proparacaine for management of acute corneal injuries in the ED
� CW: no D/C proparacaine to pts= eye toxic
� RCT, 15 adults, Canada
� 0.05% proparicaine vs placebo
� All ���� Ophthalmologist F/U
Results: Efficacious and safe
� Better pain relief
� higher satisfaction scores
� No complications or delayed eye healing
Ball. CJEM. 2010; 12: 389
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Take home points� Dogma refuted !
� How does this compare to the proparicaine used in the ED?
� That is 0.5%
� This is 10 fold weaker: 0.05%
� Question: How do I do this?
� How do I dispense to the pt and document instructions?
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Another myth… or fact ??
Topical anesthetics are toxic to the cornea?
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Issue: Patient satisfaction scores
becoming increasingly common
Context:
What can be done to improve them?
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Effect of sitting vs standing on perception of provider time at bedsie
� Surgeon on post-operative visits, 120 pts
� RCT to sit vs stand, rest of visit same
Results:
Position Actual time Perceived time
� Stand 1’ 28” 3’ 44”
� Sit 1’ 4” 5’ 14”
� Positive pt feelings: sit= 95%, Stand = 61%
Swayden. Patient Educ Couns. 2012; 86: 166.
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Take home points� This one is a “no-brainer”
� Unless you can’t find a chair
� Want better pt satisfaction scores?
� Sit down instead of standing during the pt interview or meeting
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As we near the end… a reminder
List a few things from this lecture that will change your
practice this year
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Last article…..that won’t change your practice, but
more to entertain…… as time allows
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Issue: Trends come and go
Context:
What is the latest bizarre medical trend that you have not
heard of?
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Medical tattoos?
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You are about to intubate and see…
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Medical tattoos with vital information replacing bracelets for some
� Americans increasingly getting tattoos to warn about important medical conditions
� 80% relate to allergies, 10% to IDDM
� Simple, permanent, can’t lose or break
� Some MDs favor standardizing medical them
� Legal viability of “no CPR” tattoos questioned
CBS News. 2012 (Feb 27)
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Dr. Friedlander, pathologist
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Maybe instructions are better?
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The end !
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The end !
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