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25 20 15 10 5 0 22-Ward 21-Ward 19-Ward 15-Ward 13-CTICU/BOLT 8-MICU/ECMO 5-MICU/ECMO Resistance (NM) Power (Watts) MET Minutes Energy Expenditure (Cal) Distance (km) Day Outcomes Background Purpose Case Description Functional electrical stimulation cycling pre- and post- orthotopic lung transplantation: A Case Report Melani Graves SPT 1 , Kathleen Decina SPT 1 , Lauren Alexander SPT 1 , Tamara Kirk PT 2 , Selina M Parry PT PhD 3 , Amy M Pastva PT PhD 1 1 Doctor of Physical Therapy Division, Duke School of Medicine, Durham, NC, USA; 2 Department of Physical & Occupational Therapy, Duke University Hospital, Durham, NC, USA; 3 Department of Physiotherapy, The University of Melbourne, Australia Discussion/ Relevance Acknowledgements / References ICU-acquired muscle weakness (ICU-AW) leads to impaired physical functioning in individuals who survive the initial insult of critical illness Muscle wasting occurs early and rapidly (up to 30% in first 10 days) Patients on life-supporting intervention like extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) and/or undergoing organ transplant may be at increased risk for ICU-AW ICU rehabilitation is safe and is associated with improved outcomes, but initiation is often delayed by patient’s inability to actively participate Assistive technologies may enable therapy to commence early in ICU admission and help preserve muscle mass 1 Examine the safety and efficacy of functional electrical stimulation (FES)-cycling (FES-C) in a patient pre and post bilateral orthotopic lung transplantation (BOLT) 2 Monitor leg muscle mass and echointensity (quality) with ultrasound (US), ambulation distances, and FES-C metrics Completed 7/7 (100%) of sessions attempted with no adverse events Exercise: Interval training with progressively increasing power and MET level, especially post-ICU d/c Mean Treatment Duration: 34.95 min; Mean Stimulation: 8.96 μC Distance Range: 1.56- 11.09 km Quadriceps US ICU baseline Quadriceps US hospital discharge RF VI Femur RF VI Femur Ultrasound FES-Supine Cycle Metrics Ambulation Swedish walker during inpatient, no device during outpatient Rectus femoris (RF) and vastus intermedius (VI) mass remained stable during the hospital stay (1.5-1.6 and 0.95-1.15 cm, respectively) and increased by completion of outpatient rehab (> 2.0cm) Echointensity increased day-1 to day-11 by 15-30% for RF and 50% for VI, and subcutaneous thickness increased by 30% but reduced back to baseline by day-30, suggesting edema rather than muscle necrosis FES-C was safe and feasible with no adverse events Contrary to what has been reported in literature with conventional rehabilitation, muscle wasting was not evident Quantitative US holds great potential in clinical and research evaluation of ICU-AW Future research is needed to confirm the effectiveness and optimal dosage of FES-C in this population Puthucheary et al. 2013, Rahimi et al. 2013, Hogdson et al. 2015, Langer 2015, Parry et al. 2014 Subject: 30 y/o female, independent in ADLs and worked full-time Diagnosis: Cystic fibrosis with severe obstructive pathophysiology (FEV1 <15%), pneumonia, respiratory failure Equipment: Mechanical Ventilation (MV) and veno-venous (V-V) ECMO via internal jugular as bridge to BOLT Timeline: Day 1: Admission Day 10: BOLT Day 26: Hospital D/C Days 30-63: Outpatient pulmonary rehabilitation Inpatient Intervention: FES-C with estim to both lower extremities (RT 300, Restorative Therapies) plus conventional acute care rehabilitation Outpatient Intervention: Incremental aerobic and resistive exercise Outcomes Passive-Assisted Cycling, Aerobic Training Active-Assisted Cycling, Interval Training Distance (m) & Rest Breaks (#) 600 400 200 0 0 0 3 3 3 1 2 2 1 63-Outpt 30-Outpt 15-Ward 14-CTICU 13-CTICU 12-CTICU/BOLT 9-MICU/ECMO 3-MICU/ECMO 2-MICU/ECMO Day Crank Velocity Target Speed Power Stimulation Level Resistance

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Functionalelectricalstimulationcyclingpre- andpost- orthotopiclungtransplantation:ACaseReport

MelaniGravesSPT1,KathleenDecinaSPT1,LaurenAlexanderSPT1,TamaraKirkPT2,SelinaMParryPTPhD3,AmyMPastvaPTPhD1

1DoctorofPhysicalTherapyDivision,DukeSchoolofMedicine,Durham,NC,USA;2DepartmentofPhysical&OccupationalTherapy,DukeUniversityHospital,Durham,NC,USA;3DepartmentofPhysiotherapy,TheUniversityofMelbourne,Australia

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• ICU-acquiredmuscleweakness(ICU-AW)leadstoimpairedphysicalfunctioninginindividualswhosurvivetheinitialinsultofcriticalillness

• Musclewastingoccursearlyandrapidly(upto30%infirst10days)

• Patientsonlife-supportinginterventionlikeextracorporealmembraneoxygenation(ECMO)and/orundergoingorgantransplantmaybeatincreasedriskforICU-AW

• ICUrehabilitationissafeandisassociatedwithimprovedoutcomes,butinitiationisoftendelayedbypatient’sinabilitytoactivelyparticipate

• AssistivetechnologiesmayenabletherapytocommenceearlyinICUadmissionandhelppreservemusclemass

1 Examinethesafetyandefficacyoffunctionalelectricalstimulation(FES)-cycling(FES-C)inapatientpreandpostbilateralorthotopiclungtransplantation(BOLT)

2 Monitorlegmusclemassandechointensity(quality)withultrasound(US),ambulationdistances,andFES-Cmetrics

• Completed7/7(100%)ofsessionsattemptedwithnoadverseevents• Exercise:IntervaltrainingwithprogressivelyincreasingpowerandMETlevel,

especiallypost-ICUd/c• MeanTreatmentDuration:34.95min;MeanStimulation:8.96μC• DistanceRange:1.56- 11.09km

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• Swedishwalkerduringinpatient,nodeviceduringoutpatient

• Rectusfemoris(RF)andvastusintermedius(VI)massremainedstableduringthehospitalstay(1.5-1.6and0.95-1.15cm,respectively)andincreasedbycompletionofoutpatientrehab(>2.0cm)

• Echointensityincreasedday-1today-11by15-30%forRFand50%forVI,andsubcutaneousthicknessincreasedby30%butreducedbacktobaselinebyday-30,suggestingedemaratherthanmusclenecrosis

• FES-Cwassafeandfeasiblewithnoadverseevents• Contrarytowhathasbeenreportedinliteraturewithconventionalrehabilitation,

musclewastingwasnotevident• QuantitativeUSholdsgreatpotentialinclinicalandresearchevaluationofICU-AW• FutureresearchisneededtoconfirmtheeffectivenessandoptimaldosageofFES-C

inthispopulation

Puthuchearyetal.2013,Rahimietal.2013,Hogdsonetal.2015,Langer2015,Parryetal.2014

• Subject:30y/ofemale,independentinADLsandworkedfull-time

• Diagnosis:Cysticfibrosiswithsevereobstructivepathophysiology(FEV1<15%),pneumonia,respiratoryfailure

• Equipment:MechanicalVentilation(MV)andveno-venous(V-V)ECMOviainternaljugular asbridgetoBOLT

• Timeline:Day1:AdmissionDay10:BOLTDay26:HospitalD/CDays30-63:Outpatientpulmonaryrehabilitation

• InpatientIntervention: FES-Cwithestimtobothlowerextremities(RT300,RestorativeTherapies)plusconventionalacutecarerehabilitation

• OutpatientIntervention:Incrementalaerobicandresistiveexercise

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