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Contrast Induced Nephropathy Mujeeb Sheikh

Contrast induced-Acute Kidney Injury

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  • 1. Mujeeb Sheikh

2. Kidney in CV disease Cardiorenal overlap CKD is important independent predictor of mortalityin patients with CAD (BERRY trial) Even in absence of CV risk factors, pts with renalinsufficiency have elevated risk of CV disease Mild elevation in CR(>1.5mg/dl) are associated withdevelopment of CV events Microalbuminuria is independent risk factor for CVevents, with RR higher than serum Cr ( 1.59 vs. 1.40) Hall Wo et al Am J Med Sci ,1999 Mann JF et al, Ann Intern Med 2001 3. Kidney in CV disease Acute Renal failure Contrast induced nephropathy(CIN) Postbypass ARF CIN is now the 3rd leading cause of in-hospital ARF* CIN in patients with PCI Poor procedural success Longer hospital stay and increased mortality* Nash et al , Am J kidney Dis ,2002;39:930 4. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CONTRAST MEDIA 5. Contrast Media classification 6. Contrast media used in Cath Lab 7. Contrast Pharmacology Contrast sole function is to attenuate X-ray Radio-opacification achieved by given volume ofcontrast is function of iodine concentration Rough estimate : 125 ml contrast = 500ml of plasmavolume expansion Excreted by kidney exclusively Anticoagulant and antiplatelet effect of CM has noclinical relevance 8. Side effects of contrast Allergic reactionNon IgE mediatedIonic>Nonionic,(0.27%, SCAI registry) Ioxoglate (Hexabrix) significantly higher allergic reaction ascompared to Iopamidol (Isovue) * Cardiovascular ElectrophysiologicalHeart blocksArrhythmiasHemodynamic Vasodilatation (hypotension) Increased volume overload * Gertz et al, JACC,1992;19:899-906 9. Pathophysiology of CIN 10. Contrast Media Induce Medullary Hypoxia A temporary increase in renal transport work in the thick ascending limb of Henles loop ( in oxygen consumption) + Constriction of medullary capillaries ( in medullary oxygen delivery) LEAD TOMEDULLARY ANGINASolomon, et al. Kidney Int 1998; 230-242 11. CI-AKI or CINDefinition: New onset acute kidney injury (absolute Cr rise 0.5 mg- 1mg/dl or relative, 25%-50% from baseline) after contrastadministration and in the absence of other etiologyTime course of CI-AKI: Occurs after 24-48 hrs of contrast Cr peaks in 3-5days and normalizes in 7-10 days(70%) In 30%, 3 weeks to return baseline or progress to CKD Predominantly non-oliguric AKI and with mild proteinuria 12. Epidemiological Issues Small numbers not mega RCT Varying treatments used Differing hydration regimens Varying definitions Outcomes vary by definitions How much of CIN is due to contrast? Atheroembolism, hemodynamics Cause and effect??? 13. CIN definition in clinical trials 14. CIN-definition 15. McCullough PA, Am J Med 1997 16. Incidence Incidence ranges from 1%-35% Low risk population incidence is 1.5% Mayo retrospective series evaluated 7852 pts. who had undergone cath /PCI found an incidence of 3.3% * ARF defined as 0.5 mg/dl Baseline Cr was predictor* Rihal CS et al, Circulation 2002 17. RISK FACTORSNon modifiable Modifiable CKD Volume depletion DM Volume of contrast Age(>75yr) Multiple injection of contrast Class IV CHF within 72 hrs Renal tx Intraarterial vs. intravenous ? High osmolal contrast (Not used anymore) 18. CIN and High risk groups Baseline Cr < 2.0 mg/dl, diabetic patients had higherrisk of ARF than nondiabetic pts Cr < 1.1(risk 3.7 % vs 2.0%, p=0.05) Cr 1.2-1.9(risk 4.5% vs 1.9%, p 2.0 mg/dl, risk high regardless ofdiabetes status Cr. 2.0-2.9 mg/dl, risk 22.4% Cr > 3 mg/dl, risk 30.6% 19. Predictors of ARF requiring dialysisafter PCI Mean contrast vol 250cc,(Cath+ PCI) Mean age 65yrs Predictors of CIN Crcl >DM> contrast dose 20. OUTCOMES OF CIN 21. CIN & Mortality Retrospective case controlstudy of 16,248 hospitalizedpatients who receivedcontrast Cases with CIN(n=183)matched with controls(n=174) Matched for baseline creatinine APACHE score Levy EM,JAMA 1995 22. CIN after PCI & MortalityDerivation-validationmethod in 1800 patiensIncidence of CIN 14% andARF requiring HD was7.7%Multivariate predictors:CrCl, diabetes and contrastdoseNo case of CIN in patientswith contrast dose of 1.8 All well hydrated, all received non ionic dye 161 pts(37%) had increase in serum cr > 25%and 278(63%) did not 26. CIN prognosis after PCI in CKDIn hospital outcomeOne year outcomeNo Cr Rise 25% CrNo Cr Rise 25% Cr P