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X RAY KUB for Discussion Dept. Of Nephrology

Case Scenario A 50 year old man, K/C/O T2DM, SHTN was admitted with ACS, AWMI- cardiogenic shock. Taken up for thrombolysis Thrombolysis failed Urea- 48 Creat – 1.2

Taken up for PTCA Patient condition stabilised, weaned off ventillator Day II Day III S. Creat 2.4 4.2 USG Abdomen – WNL Urine output -700 ml/day XRAY KUB taken 48 hours after the procedure

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PROLONGED NEPHROGRAM DUE TO CIAKI

CIAKI Acute decline in renal function that develops within three days, peaks in three to five days and returns to baseline in 7 – 10 days Usually non oliguric Form of ATN Vasoconstriction and medullary hypoxia, Direct tubular toxicity and generation of ROS

Risk Factors Patient related Procedure related High Osmolal contrast Large volume contrast Multiple sequential procedures Intraarterial administration Renal impairment DM Absoloute intravascular volume depletion Effective intravascular volume depletion Use of nephrotoxic medications

Types of contrast Ionic, High osmolality- cystografin Ionic, low osmolality- Eovist Non ionic, Iso osmolality- Iodixanol Non ionic, low osmolality-Feridex,Primovist

DD Ischemic ATN Renal Atheroembolic disease

Prevention Choice Of Contrast Agents Minimum volume of contrast required should be used Iso osmolal or non ionic low osmolal contrast Other than iohexol or ioxaglate should be used

Pharmacological Agents Ineffective Indeterminate efficacy Loop Diuretics Dopamine Fenoldopam CCB s ANP Statins Aminophylline N acetyl cysteine Bosentan Allopurinol

Oral NAC administered at a dose of 1200 mg twice daily before and after the procedure

Intravascular Volume expansion Counteract the direct toxicity of contrast on tubular cells by decreasing its concentration and viscosity Suppress the vasoconstrictive effect of contrast by suppressing vasopressin and RAAS Isotonic saline at 1 mg/kg/hr for 6-12 hours before and after the procedure

RIPC Remote ischemic preconditioning is the phenomenon whereby brief episodes of ischemia reperfusion applied in distant tissues render renal tissues resistant to a subsequent sustained ischemia. Has been found to reduce the incidence of CIAKI

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