Description

Kapur et al reported criteria for determining the stage of cardiogenic shock. The authors are from multiple institutions in the United States.


Patient selection: cardiogenic shock

 

Stage

Society of Cardiovascular Angiography and Intervention (SCAI)

SCAI and Cardiogenic Shock Working Group

A

hemodynamically stable

hemodynamically stable

B

hemodynamically unstable

hypotensive and hypoperfusing and untreated

C

hypoperfusion = shock

hypotensive and hypoperfusing or treated

D

failure to stabilize with initial therapy

failure to stabilize with initial therapy

E

in extremis; refractory shock

in extremis; refractory shock

 

Parameters:

(1) systolic blood pressure

(2) diastolic blood pressure

(3) serum lactate in mmol/L

(4) serum ALT in IU

(5) arterial pH

(6) number of vasoactive and inotropic drugs

(7) number of circulatory support devices

(8) persistent hypotension or hypoperfusion

(9) out of hospital cardiac arrest

 

mean arterial pressure in mm Hg =

= ((systolic blood pressure) + (2 * (diastolic blood pressure))) / 3

 

total number drugs and devices =

= (number of vasoactive drugs) + (number of circulatory support drugs)

 

Stage

BP

lactate

ALT

pH

Drug/Device

B

MAP 50-65

< 2

< 200

>= 7.2

none

B

MAP > 65

2-5

< 200

>= 7.2

none

B

MAP > 65

<2

200-500

>= 7.2

none

C

MAP 50-65

2-5

< 200

>= 7.2

none

C

MAP 50-65

< 2

200-500

>= 7.2

none

C

NA

NA

NA

NA

1 or 1 sans

D

MAP 50-65

5.01-10

<= 500

>= 7.2

<3 and <3

D

MAP 50-65

<= 5

> 500

>= 7.2

<3 and <3

D

NA

NA

NA

NA

1 or 1 with

D

NA

NA

NA

NA

2 to 5

E

MAP < 50

NA

NA

NA

NA

E

NA

> 10

NA

NA

NA

E

NA

NA

NA

< 7.2

NA

E

NA

NA

NA

NA

>= 3 Drugs

E

NA

NA

NA

NA

>= 3 Dev

E

NA

NA

NA

NA

see note

 

An out-of-hospital cardiac arrest was also Stage E.


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