A PROMPT Update on Partial REBOA: Initial Clinical Data and Overview of the DoD-Funded Partial REBOA Outcomes Multicenter ProspecTive (PROMPT) Study

The DoD-funded PROMPT study of partial REBOA will provide prospective observational clinical data on patients being treated with pREBOA-PRO. Outcomes will be stratified based on partial or complete occlusion to address whether partial REBOA has additional clinical benefits over complete REBOA, such as decreased distal ischemia, extension of safe occlusion time, improved hemodynamics during transition to and from occlusion, and reduced interoperative bleeding and blood product use. The results from this study are expected to confirm previous data demonstrating reduction of ischemic sequalae, improved transition to reperfusion, and reduced resuscitative requirements compared to complete REBOA.

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Military Medicine
Published
2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usae095
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7
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Cardiac, Anesthesia and Surgical Outcomes
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Abstract

The DoD-funded PROMPT study of partial REBOA will provide prospective observational clinical data on patients being treated with pREBOA-PRO. Outcomes will be stratified based on partial or complete occlusion to address whether partial REBOA has additional clinical benefits over complete REBOA, such as decreased distal ischemia, extension of safe occlusion time, improved hemodynamics during transition to and from occlusion, and reduced interoperative bleeding and blood product use. The results from this study are expected to confirm previous data demonstrating reduction of ischemic sequalae, improved transition to reperfusion, and reduced resuscitative requirements compared to complete REBOA.

Military MedicineVol. 189(Supplement_3)
Tulane University (US), Louisiana State University (US), Grant Medical Center (US), St. Michael's Hospital (CA), Tulane Medical Center (US), University Medical Center New Orleans (US), Denver Health Medical Center (US), Grady Health System (US), Northeast Georgia Medical Center (US), St Michael's Hospital (GB), Prytime Medical (United States) (US), Vanderbilt University Medical Center (US), University of Colorado Denver (US)
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