arf.ppt
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Acute Renal Failure
Anil Menon
11/27/06
A simple algorithm
• Malingering
• Rapid fall in GFR leading to increased waste products
Relevance
• Complicates up to 7% of admissions
• Mortality when dialysis is required ranges 50%-75%
DDX
Diagnostic Approach
• Cr/BUN, UOP, serum cystatin K, IL18
• H&P
• Meds
• Labs
• Imaging
Acute or Chronic?
• History
• Previous creatinine
• Small kidneys on u/s
Obstruction excluded?
• History
• Complete anuria
• Palpable bladder
• Renal u/s
Euvolemic?
• Pulse, JVP/CVP, orthostatic, wgt, I/O
• Disproportionate inc in urea:Cr ratio
• FENA
• Fluid challenge
Evidence of parenchymal dz? Other than ATN
• H+P (systemic factors)
• Urine dipstick and micro
(red cells, red cell casts, eosinophils, prot)
Major vascular occlusion?
• Athreosclerosis
• Renal Assymetry
• Groin pain
• Complete Anuria
• Macro Hematuria
Treatment
• Prevention– Risk factors (age,DM,HTN,Vasc,renal)– Maintain BP and Volume, avoid neprhotox– Measure plasma aminoglycoside– Allopurinol/urine alk in cancer
General
• Correct prerenal/postrenal factors
• Optimise CO, RBF
• Review meds
• Monitor I/O
• Nutritional support
• Treat infection, bleeding
• Start dialysis before uremic
No strong evidence
• Loop diuretic
• Dopamine
• Natriuretic peptide
• Intermittent HD vs Continuous
• ILF
• Thyroxine
ATN
• Sepsis in ICU 35-50%• Prerenal azotemia spectrum
with ischemic ATN• Initiation, maintenance,
recovery• BUN/Cr normal 10:1• Rapid rise plasma Cr• Muddy brown epi casts• FENa > 2%• Ucr / PCr
Post Op
• 18-40% hospital aquired. 1.2% surgery.• Pre-op BP control (Carmaichael J Surgery 2003)
• Hydration and prevention• Poor prognosis of ARF when adjusted
(Svensson J Vasc Surg 1989)
• Nephrology
Contrast
• Isotonic crystalloid 1-1.5ml/kg for 3-12 hours pre proc and 6-24 hours post
• Mucomyst not consistently useful• Current eval of theophyline, statins, vit c, pg E• CCB, L-arg, fenoldopam, dopamine, ANP not
useful • Prophylactic HD no gain(Stacul 2006 CIN consensus working panel)