[PDF] Top 20 Complications of continuous renal replacement therapy in critically ill children: a prospective observational evaluation study

... Our study is the first that has prospectively investigated com- plications related to CRRT in critically ill children and that has analyzed the factors associated with these ...of ... See full document

... our study was to maintain an ACT of between 150 and 200 ...major complications due to heparin use, patients with a risk of bleeding can be managed without anticoagulation ...cally ill patients on ... See full document

... Health Evaluation; APCR: Resistance to activated protein C; APTTr: Activated partial thromboplastin time ratio; BMI: Body mass index; CRP: C-reactive protein; CRRT: Continuous renal ... See full document

... in critically ill elderly patients un- dergoing Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) and provide a baseline for dose ...a prospective study that included 10 ... See full document

... of study groups were compared with Chi- square test for categorical variables and t-test for con- tinuous ...distributed continuous variables, including biomarker levels, were analyzed with Wilcoxon rank ... See full document

... large study from our group in ...a continuous convective treatment, an intermediate-duration convective and diffusion-based treatment and an intermittent diffusion-based treatment, ...of children ... See full document

... This study has important ...different study designs should be expected to differ sys- tematically; hence, we conducted a review with limited data synthesis rather than a formal meta-analysis, and divided ... See full document

... metabolic complications in this study compared with what would have been expected in pa- tients with impaired liver function undergoing CRRT with RCA is shown in ...clinical complications occurred ... See full document

... The concentration-time data for each antibiotic in plasma, RRT effluent and urine will be fitted using non- linear mixed-effects modeling (NONMEM version 7.3, Globomax LLC, Hanover, USA) [33]. A Digital Fortran compiler ... See full document

... of therapy would be assessed in randomized clinical ...of critically ill patients and potential difficulties with recruitment in this population, such an approach may not be feasible to assess every ... See full document

... Blood and urine samples were collected simultaneously within 1 h after ICU admission. All samples collected from the participating hospitals were shipped by com- mercial cold chain transportation and analyzed batched ... See full document

... 36 to 48%)) voriconazole AUC0 to 12 (fAUC0-12) derived from data obtained from the study patients. Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) distributions obtained from the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute ... See full document

... marker of comorbidities, with deaths attributable mainly to the severity of the diseases and not to dysnatremia itself [5]. A recent review of hyponatremia cases concluded that deaths were associated with the underlying ... See full document

... This study has several limitations. First, this study may have excluded a large number of AKI patients who met the criteria for RRT initiation but did not undergo ...this study was a single-center ... See full document

... chronic renal failure with serum creatinine >3 mg/dl or patients receiving chronic dialysis; (b) kidney-transplant recipients; (c) patients not requiring ICU treatment; (d) denial of written informed consent ... See full document

... CRRT-related complications (complications of catheterization [catheter-associated or other], hemorrhage, hypotension on connection to the filter, and electrolyte ... See full document

... in critically ill patients and despite multiple trials and observational studies, the optimal timing for initiation of renal replacement therapy is still ...of renal ... See full document

... our study we found that there was a statistically significant correlation with positive Troponin T levels in terms of mortality and morbidity in form of need for ventilation, shock correction, ionotropic support, ... See full document

... anuric, renal clear- ance applied in the model was 0 ...ically ill patients [8, 9, 16–19] and related variability from critically ill patients receiving CRRT were gathered to create models of ... See full document

... in critically ill patients was evaluated by the in-hospital mortality ...reevaluated. Critically ill patients often develop a series of long-term complications during and after their ... See full document