Updates on Acute Kidney Injury Yousif Bahbahani Nephrologist, Mubarak Al-Kabeer Hospital
How important is AKI?
How important is AKI?
Question • 36 years old gentleman in ICU on mechanical ventilation. Has slightly elevated AKI (Stage I). Family asking if patient will develop “Kidney Failure” and asking if there is a test you can do to tell? 1. Plasma Ngal 2. TIMP2*IGFBP7 3. Urine KIM-1 4. Urine Ngal
Question • 36 years old gentleman in ICU on mechanical ventilation. Has slightly elevated AKI (Stage I). Family asking if patient will develop “Kidney Failure” and asking if there is a test you can do to tell? 1. Plasma Ngal 2. TIMP2*IGFBP7 3. Urine KIM-1 4. Urine Ngal
Biomarkers for AKI Lag between AKI and rise in serum creatinine Many limitations for the use of serum creatinine Need for New Biomarkers for: • Earlier detection of AKI • Identifies those who will progress to severe AKI
Biomarkers for AKI
Biomarkers for AKI Kashani et al
Biomarkers for AKI Kashani et al
Biomarkers for AKI
Biomarkers for AKI • NGAL • KIM-1 TIMP2*IGFBP7 • L-FABP • IL-18
Clinical Utility of TIMP2*IGFBP7 Am J Kidney Dis 68: 19 – 28, 2016
Future of Biomarkers Combination with other biomarkers: • Furosemide stress test (FST) • Renal Angina Index (RAI)
Nephro imitation of cardiology Kidney injury biomarker (e.g. TIMP2*IGFBP7) Our Troponin + Kidney functional biomarker (e.g. FST) Our Stress test
Novel therapies for AKI?
E-Alert systems
E-Alert systems
E-Alert : Not Helpful
E-Alert Not Helpful Wilson et al
E-Alert Helpful : NHS
NHS Studies
E-Alert Helpful: NHS
Aki Care bundle
Novel therapies for AKI? No magic pill yet! But we can do much better if apply what we already know!
Question 48 years old lady known HTN and DMt2, admitted to ICU with severe sepsis. Blood pressure is 95/60 Her creatinine is rising from 110 to 360 micromol/L and has decreased urine output. K:4.2, HCO3: 20, Na: 143, Phos: 1.7, Ca: 2.1. What is your next step in management? 1. Start IHD immediately. 2. Start CRRT immediately. 3. Start CRRT within 48 hrs. 4. Start IHD within 48 hrs.
Question 48 years old lady known HTN and DMt2, admitted to ICU with severe sepsis. Blood pressure is 95/60 Her creatinine is rising from 110 to 360 micromol/L and has decreased urine output. K:4.2, HCO3: 20, Na: 143, Phos: 1.7, Ca: 2.1. What is your next step in management? 1. Start IHD immediately. 2. Start CRRT immediately. 3. Start CRRT within 48 hrs. 4. Start IHD within 48 hrs.
Early Vs Late CRRT (When no Abs Indication) • Retrospective studies: ?Benefit from early initiation of CRRT ELAIN Vs AKIKI
Overall Survival among Patients Assigned to Early Renal- Replacement Therapy and Delayed Renal-Replacement Therapy. SD Barba bar et al. N Eng nglJ Med d 2018;379:1431-1442.
Awaiting STARRT-AKI Results!
Question • 65 years old gentleman with DM, HTN CKD and CAD. Admitted with NSTEMI and scheduled for PCI tomorrow. What would you like to do? 1. N-Acetyl cystine 1200mg PO BD for 48 hrs 2. N-Acetyl cystine 1200mg IV BD for 48 hrs 3. Normal saline Drip before & after PCI. 4. NaHCO3 drip Drip before and after PCI
Question • 65 years old gentleman with DM, HTN CKD and CAD. Admitted with NSTEMI and scheduled for PCI tomorrow. What would you like to do? 1. N-Acetyl cystine 1200mg PO BD for 48 hrs 2. N-Acetyl cystine 1200mg IV BD for 48 hrs 3. Normal saline Drip before & after PCI. 4. NaHCO3 drip Drip before and after PCI
THE PRESERVE STUDY
Enrollment and Randomization. SD Weisbo sbordet al. N Eng nglJ Med d 2018;378:603-614.
Forest Plot of Treatment Effects in Prespecified Subgroup Analyses. SD Weisbo sbordet al. N Eng nglJ Med d 2018;378:603-614.
Question • 45 years old lady admitted to ICU with septic shock. What is your fluid prescription for this lady? 1. Ringer’s Lactate 2. Normal Saline 3. Human Albumin 4. HES (Starch)
Question • 45 years old lady admitted to ICU with septic shock. What is your fluid prescription for this lady? 1. Ringer’s Lactate 2. Normal Saline 3. Human Albumin 4. HES (Starch)
KDIGO Guidelines 2012 Wha hat t type type of of Cr Crystalloids??? ystalloids???
SALT-ED & SMART Trials • Same center: Comparing Saline Vs Balanced (Ringer’s or Plasmalyte A) • SALT-ED: Non-Critically ill : Primary end-point: LOS • SAMRT: Critically ill: Primary end-point: MAKE30
SALT-ED Results WH Self et al. N Eng ngl J Med d 2018;378:819-828. 828.
SAMRT Trial Clinical Outcomes.* MW Semler et al. N EnglJ Med d 2018;378:829-839. 839.
Question • 64 years old gentleman presented to ER with rapidly rising serum creatinine, hemoptysis and arthralgia. ANCA serology is +ve. What is your management? 1. Pulse steroids 2. Oral Prednisone + Cyclophosphamide 3. Pulse steroid + Cyclophosphamide 4. Pulse steroid + Cyclophosphamide + Plasma exchange
Question • 64 years old gentleman presented to ER with rapidly rising serum creatinine, hemoptysis and arthralgia. ANCA serology is +ve. What is your management? 1. Pulse steroids 2. Oral Prednisone + Cyclophosphamide 3. Pulse steroid + Cyclophosphamide 4. Pulse steroid + Cyclophosphamide + Plasma exchange
PEXIVAS Trial • Largest ever AAV trial: 702 patients • 2 X 2 Factorial design • Compared: • PLEX Vs No PLEX • High Vs Low dose steroids NO DIFFERENCE in Death or ESRD Composite
TAKE HOME MESSAGE • Better detection of AKI: (Biomarkers, Prediction scores, E-Alerts) AND Linking them to: • AKI care bundles
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