CME LIVE: International Neonatal and Pediatric Nephrology Training Workshop
Most common cause: Post cardiac surgery
62% of neonates undergoing cardiac surgery develop AKI
1 in every 3 child in hospital contracts acute kidney injury
Children on ventilators: 36% of children on ventilators develop AKI
Inotrope score: increased postsurgery Inotrope, increased risks
AKI in non critically ill children:
Risk factors : longer treatment, AG treatment in previous months
How to prevent damage?
Decreased nephrotoxic drugs
Regulate hypotension
Fluid overload calculation
Increased fluid overload means increased fatality
Fluid accumulation and fatality is independent of the critical condition of the patient,
Survival rates fall down with increased fluid accumulation
Oxygenation is directly proportional to fluid overload
Renal Angina Index= risk of AKI*signs of injury
RAI predicts the survival and fluid overload. decreased RAI decreased risk of AKI
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ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
Most common cause: Post cardiac surgery
62% of neonates undergoing cardiac surgery develop AKI
1 in every 3 child in hospital contracts acute kidney injury
Children on ventilators: 36% of children on ventilators develop AKI
Inotrope score: increased postsurgery Inotrope, increased risks
AKI in non critically ill children:
Risk factors : longer treatment, AG treatment in previous months
How to prevent damage?
Decreased nephrotoxic drugs
Regulate hypotension
Fluid overload calculation
Increased fluid overload means increased fatality
Fluid accumulation and fatality is independent of the critical condition of the patient,
Survival rates fall down with increased fluid accumulation
Oxygenation is directly proportional to fluid overload
Renal Angina Index= risk of AKI*signs of injury
RAI predicts the survival and fluid overload. decreased RAI decreased risk of AKI
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