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Dr.dr.Krisni Subandiyah, SpA(K)Curriculum Vitae

Anggota IDAI Cabang Jawa Timur, sejak tahun 1997Riwayat Pendidikan Tinggi1. Pendidikan Dokter (S1)–Universitas Airlangga, lulus tahun 19892. Pendidikan Spesialis Anak – Universitas Airlangga, lulus tahun 19973. Konsultan Nefrologi Anak - Universitas Airlangga, lulus tahun 20034. Program Doktor (S3) Ilmu Kedokteran – Universitas Brawijaya, lulus tahun 2008Pelatihan Profesional 2007 - Pediatric Neurologic Up date 2007 - Innovative Assesment in Pediatrics Training Program 2007 - Pelatihan Staf pengajar dalam OSCE dan Mini CEX 2007 - Pelatihan tata laksana edema pada anak 2007 - Manajemen Bayi Berat Lahir Rendah Level 3 (NICU) 2008 - Pelatihan dalam rangka Konika 14 2009 - Workshop Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) 2009 - Workshop Kegiatan PKB Anak XXXVIII 2009 - Workshop Penanganan Terpadu Infeksi HIV pada bayi & Anak 2009 - Workshop Penanganan Terpadu Infeksi HIV pada bayi & Anak 2010 - Pelatihan Resusitasi Neonatus 2010 - Pelatihan Motivasor Laktasi 2010 - Pelatihan UKK Infeksi dan Penyakigt Tropis 2011 - Workshop Antibiotic usage in Children Pengalaman JabatanSPS Ilmu Kesehatan Anak Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Brawijaya, tahun 2005- 2012KPS Ilmu Kesehatan Anak Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Brawijaya, tahun 2012 -sekarang

Nama : Dr. dr.Krisni Subandiyah,Sp.A(K)Agama : IslamStatus : Menikah Suami : Dr.dr.Edi Handoko,Sp.THT-KL Anak : dr.Rizki Ekaputra HandokoTTL : Surabaya, 19 Juli 1964NIP : 19640719 198910 2 001 Pangkat / Gol. : Pembina/ IV AAlamat Kantor : Jl. JA Soeprapto 2 , MalangTelp : (0341) 362101, 343343,Fax : (0341) 369393 Email : idaimlg @ yahoo.comAlmat Praktek : Jl. Bunga Cengkeh 63, MlgTelp : (0341) 486214 Alamat Rumah : Jl. Bunga Cengkeh 63, MlgTelp : (0341) 486214Email : krisdika2002 @ yahoo.comJabatan : Staf Pengajar Divisi Nefrologi

Anak Lab/SMF Ilmu Kesehatan Anak FK. UNIBRAW / RSU Dr. Saiful Anwar Malang

UKK NEFROLOGI IKATAN DOKTER ANAK INDONESIA

Krisni S Handoko

CONSERVATIVE THERAPY

OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY

ETIOLOGY OF AKI

Prerenal

Renal/ intrinsic

Postrenal

..................... Etiology

THE MAJOR CAUSES OF AKI IN CHILDREN

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MANAGEMENT OF AKI

Therapy

Conservative therapy

Renal replacement therapy (RRT)

..................... Management

• Early goal – directed fluid therapy

• Fine control of acidosis & •Electrolyte balance

• Dietary

• Blood presure management

CONSERVATIVE THERAPY

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

Fluid Management

Volume status• Hypovolemia• Euvolemia• Fluid overload and pulmonary edema

Oliguria• Adults & older children : Urine output < 400 mL/day• Infant & younger children : Urine output

< 0,5-1.0 mL/kg/h

Anuria

• Complete absence of urine output

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..................... Conservative Therapy

Textbook of Clinical Pediatrics. 2012

..................... Conservative Therapy

Fluid Management

Fluid Management

Fluid Management of Oliguric-Anuric Child

. ...................Conservative Therapy

Pedatr and Child Health, 2012; 22(8): 341-345.

Severe dehydration↓

Infusion 20–30 ml/kg (maximum 60– 80 ml/kg)

isotonic saline or Ringer’s lactate , boluses↓

Vital sign, CVP↓

If urine output increases andCVP is still low, infusion may be

continued↓

If fluid replacement is accomplished → furosemide

Pre-Renal Failure ..................... Conservative Therapy

Management of Acute Kidney Problems. 2010

Maintenance of Fluid Balance

• Modulate renal perfusion pressure

• Optimize the renal preload

To limit ischemic injury

• D5,D10 : 20-30 mL/100 kcal/day (about 25–30% of maintenance fluid requirements) or 500 mL/M 2 /day.

• D5½NS : depend results electrolyte

Insensible losses plus any ongoing losses

Clin J Am Soc Nephrol. 2011; 6: 966–973

..................... Conservative Therapy

................Conservative Therapy

FUROSEMIDE• Doses : (1-5 mg/kg/dose)• Force diuretic→ controversy

Contra indications :Dehidration Urinary tract obstruction (Postrenal AKI)

Side effects :• Promote excretion of sodium and

potassium• Ototoxicity

DIURETIC

May be used but ONLY after adequate volume

resuscitation

The Cochrane Library. 2011

................Conservative Therapy

MANNITOL• 0.5-1 g/kg delivered over

30 minutes• Increase intratubular urine flow →

limit tubular obstruction

Side effects :• Congestive heart failure• Hyperosmolarity.

DIURETIC

The Cochrane Library. 2011

DOPAMINE•Renal dose” dopamine(0.5-5μg/kg/min)• Improve renal perfusion after an ischemic insult

• Increases renal blood flow by promoting vasodilatation

• Improve urine output by promoting natriuresis

• Can induce tachy-arrhythmia’s, myocardial ischaemia, and extravasation out of the vein can cause severe necrosis

VASOACTIVE AGENTS..................... Conservative Theraphy

Pediatr Nephrol. 2013; 13: 2425-8

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

Nabic = (desired-observed bicarbonate) x kg x 0,3 (mEq)

or2-3 mEq/kg/day every 12 hours

Hypocalcemia and tetanyKidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

Metabolic Acidosis

ACID-BASE AND ELECTROLYTE BALANCE:

Hyponatremia

Due to : dehydration & fluid overload with dillutional hyponatremic

ACID-BASE AND ELECTROLYTE BALANCE:

Sodium < 130 mEq/L : fluid restriction Sodium < 120 mEq/L : NaCl 3% (0,5 mEq/ml)

- (125-serum Na ) x 0,6 X BW, slowly, 1-4 hours Corrected to at least 125 mEq/L

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

Hyponatremia

..................... Conservative Theraphy

With Seizures :

- NaCl 3% :10-12 mL/kg, iv, 1 hr

- NaCl 3% : (125- serumNa) x 0,6 + (0.513 mEq Na/mL NaCl 3%), rapidly

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

Hyperkalemia

a. Decrease filtration

b. Impaired tubular secretion

c. Altered distribution of K+ by acidosis, which shifts potassium from the intracellular to the extracellular compartment

d. Release of intracellular K+ due to the associated catabolic state

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

Hyperkalemia

Symptoms : Malaise, nausea Progressive muscle weakness.

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

Mild – Moderate• K : 6.0 – 7.0 mEq/L (6.0 and 7.0 mmol/L)• Kation exchange resin (resonium A) :

- Kayexalat 1gm/kg/po or per rectal 4x /day Or

• Kalitake 3x2,5 gram

Hyperkalemia

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

• K : > 7.0 mEq/L (7.0 mmol/L) + abnormal ECG or cardiac arrhythmias

• Ca glukonas 10% : 0,5-1 mL/kg, iv, 10-15 mnt

• Nabic 7,5% : 1-2 mEq/kg, iv, 30-60 minute

Severe Hyperkalemia

• Glucosa 0,5-1.0 g/kg + insulin 0,1unit/kg, iv, 30 minute or subcutan

• Insulin 0,2 unit/kg → dialysis should be initiated• Salbutamol 2,5 mg (BW< 25 kg), 5 mg (BW >

25 kg)

Not improvement

Kidney International Supplements. 2012; 2(2)

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

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Hyperphosphatemia

- Skeletal resistance to

parathyroid hormone

- Overcorrecting the acidosis

- Dietary phosphorus restriction

- Calcium carbonate: 45-65 mg/kg/day,po

................Conservative Therapy

Hypocalcemia

☺ Hyperphosphatemia☺ Inadequate GI Ca absorption due to in adequate 1,25-dihydroxy vitamin D production by the kidney☺ Skeletal resistance to the action of PTH

☺ Calcium carbonate: 45-65mg/kg/day,po☺ Severe hypocalcemia : Calcium gluconate 10%, 0,5-1 mL/kg

(maximal : 10 mL), 30-60 min → ECG☺ 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 (calcitriol), 0,01-0,05

mcg/kg/day, po (<3 tahun) or 0,25 mcg-0,75 mcg per day (>3 tahun)

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library, 2011

Volume overload → diuretic (furosemide) or dialysis

ACE inhibitor : captopril 0,3mg/kg/x, 2-3 x/day

Crisis hypertension → Calcium channel blocker (nifedipine) 0,25-1 mg/kg/dose, sublingual, maximal 10 mg/dose

Hypertension

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Hypertension

Pediatrics in Review . 2008. 29 (9 ) : 299-308

Nutritional Support

NDT Plus . 2010. 3: 1–7

................Conservative Therapy

Nutritional Support

• A diet of high biologic value protein

1

• Low phosphorus, low potassium food

2

• Maintaining appropriate fluid balance

3

................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library . 2010

Calorie

kcal/kgBW

Protein kcal/kg

Conservative treatment 0 – 2 years

Child/teenager

95 - 100Minimal by age

1.0 - 1.81.0

Peritoneal Dyalisis 0 – 2 years

Child / teenager

95 - 100Minimal by age

2.0 - 2.51.0 - 2.5

Haemodialysis 0 – 2 years

Child / teenager

95 - 150

Minimal by body height

1.5 - 2.11.0 - 1.8

Nutritional Support................Conservative Therapy

The Cochrane Library . 2010

Risk of infection:

- Azotemia → depressed imunity

- Underlying nutritional status

Avoid :

Long term catheterization

Initial antibiotic ≈ level of renal

function

All procedures → aseptic techniques

Infections

................Conservative Therapy

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Withdrawal or replacement of offending medication (e.g., aminoglycosides, non-

steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

Anti microbial therapy ( e.g., malaria, leptospirosis, sepsis, urinary tract infection)

Surgical intervention for obstruction (e.g., removal of stones)

Diuretics and alkalinization of urine in crush injury/myoglobinuria/hemoglobinuria

Plasmapheresis in non diarrheal hemolytic uremic syndrome, rapidly progressive

glomerulonephritis, vasculitis

Pulse steroids in rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, vasculitis, drug induced

acute interstitial nephritis

Treatment for Underlying Cause of AKI

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Prevention of AKI

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