ABSTRACTS from 16th International COnference on ... - CRRT Online

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Therapeutic Modalities: IHD, SLED, PD
Vishnu Bhotla Sivakumar MD, DM,
DNB, FISN,FR
8:15-9:45
Wednesday, February 15
Educational Objectives:
1) TO PRESENT THE ROLE OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE KIDNEY
INJURY AND TO DISSCUSS ITS ADAVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS
2)TO COMPARE WITH INTERMITTENT HEMODIALYSIS AND CRRT
3) TO PRESENT THE ROLE OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN SEVRE SHOCK WITH AKI
Content Description:
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CONTINUOUS PD REMAINS AN IMPORTANT MODALITY OF RENAL
REPLACEMENT THERAPY BECAUSE OF ITS LOWER COSTS AND EASE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN
THE RECENT LITERATURE PD HAS BEEN SHOWN TO BEEN EFFECTIVE IN HYPERCATOBOLIC
STATE ALSO. IT HAS SEVERAL ADVANTAGES SUCH AS RELATIVE SAFETY IN PATIENTS WITH
HEMODYNAMIC DISTURBANCE , THROMBOCYTOPENIA AND BLEEDING TENDENCY .THIS
REQUIRES MINIMAL TRAINED STAFF AND LITTLE INFRASTRUCTURE. EQUAL OUTCOMES HAVE
BEEN DESCRIBED WHEN PD IS COMPARED WITH IHD AND CVVHDF.
Suggested Reading:
1) COMPARING CONTINUOUS VENOVENOUS HEMODIALFILTRATION AND PERITONEAL DAILYSIS
IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY : A PILOT STUDY . PERT DIAL INT
2009;31:422-429
2) IS PERITONEAL DIALYSIS ADEQUATE FOR HYPERCATOBOLIC ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? KIDNEY INT 2002;61;747-57
3)CONTINUOUS PERITONEAL DAILYSIS COMPARED WITH DAILY HEMODIALYSIS IN PATIENTS
WITH ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY. PERT DIAL INT 2009;29(SUPPL 2):S62-71
4)PERITONEAL TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY: INSIGHTS FROM BASIC RESEARCH. J AM SOC
NEPHROL 1991;2: 122-135.
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