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Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

AVALANCHE ACCIDENT<br />

<strong>ILCOR</strong> Guidelines 2010<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> algorithm 2011<br />

Hermann <strong>Brugger</strong>


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 1996/2001


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 1996/2001


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 1996/2001


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

Incidence of avalanche victims with OHCA<br />

rewarmed with ECC in Tyrol (A) 1987-2007<br />

Incidence of hypothermic avalanche victims rewarmed with ECC at the Innsbruck<br />

University Hospital 1987-2007<br />

Anzahl der Wiedererwärmungen<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

2<br />

1 3 3<br />

1<br />

1<br />

Introduction of <strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong><br />

triage algorithm<br />

1 1 1 1<br />

2<br />

1<br />

2<br />

survivor<br />

non survivor<br />

1 1<br />

0<br />

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />

1987<br />

1988<br />

1989<br />

1990<br />

1991<br />

1992<br />

1993<br />

1994<br />

1995<br />

1996<br />

1997<br />

1998<br />

1999<br />

2000<br />

2001<br />

2002<br />

2003<br />

2004<br />

2005<br />

2006<br />

2007<br />

Jahr<br />

Plankensteiner J. Avalanche victims with OHCA in Tyrol 1987-2009


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

Compliance on <strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations for<br />

avalanche <strong>ICAR</strong> Medcom victims with Recommendations OHCA in Tyrol (A) 1987-2007 2001<br />

Patent airway +/- airpocket<br />

Plankensteiner J. Avalanche victims with OHCA in Tyrol 1987-2009


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

Compliance on <strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations for<br />

avalanche <strong>ICAR</strong> Medcom victims with Recommendations OHCA in Tyrol (A) 1987-2007 2001<br />

Patent airway +/- airpocket<br />

Only 4 of 34 (12%)<br />

patients with an air<br />

pocket received<br />

ECC rewarming<br />

Plankensteiner J. Avalanche victims with OHCA in Tyrol 1987-2009


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

European Resuscitation Council<br />

Article of the month June 2010


AHA & ERC<br />

CoSTR Guidelines <strong>ILCOR</strong> 2010<br />

Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

Intended for use by<br />

physicians <strong>and</strong><br />

other advanced life<br />

support skilled<br />

clinicians<br />

Hermann <strong>Brugger</strong>, Jeff Boyd,<br />

Fidel Elsensohn, Peter Paal,<br />

Giacomo Strapazzon,Eveline<br />

Winterberger, Ken Zafren


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

Gentle extrication. Core temperature + ECG<br />

monitoring, spinal immobilization, oxygen,<br />

insulation, hot packs on trunk; intravenous or<br />

intraosseous line only if within a few minutes;<br />

trauma treatment if indicated.


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

Clinicians may consider not to start or stopping CPR if<br />

it is associated with increased risk to the rescue<br />

team.


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

If duration of burial is unknown<br />

core temperature may be a<br />

substitute.


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

Transport victims with<br />

signs of any injury to a<br />

medical centre. Initiate<br />

CPR including ventilations<br />

<strong>and</strong> chest compressions if<br />

necessary.


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

Hospital capable of active rewarming such as<br />

forced air or internal rewarming.


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

Patients with unstable<br />

circulation should be<br />

transferred to ECC<br />

rewarming.


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

With K+ >12 mmol/l, consider stopping resuscitation;<br />

in an adult with K+ >8 mmol/l CPR may be<br />

terminated


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

„No hypothermic avalanche<br />

victim with a patent airway<br />

is dead until rewarmed <strong>and</strong><br />

dead“


Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> recommendations 2011<br />

„Hypothermic avalanche<br />

victims with a patent<br />

airway must be<br />

resuscitated <strong>and</strong><br />

rewarmed“


Thanks to the writing group<br />

Jeff Boyd (CAN)<br />

Peter Paal (A)<br />

<strong>and</strong> all<br />

<strong>ICAR</strong> <strong>MEDCOM</strong> fellows<br />

Institute of Mountain Emergency Medicine

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