Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes
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1 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes Fernando Liaño Hospital Universitario Ramón y Cajal Madrid, España Genéve,
2 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes: Préambule Histoire L'épidémiologie dans l'unité de soins intensifs Un appel de réveil
3 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes: Préambule Histoire L'épidémiologie dans l'unité de soins intensifs Un appel de réveil
4 AKI epidemiology runs fast Hsu RK et al. In 2012 stated: Our findings are consistent with and extend on older studies showing an increase in disease (AKI) incidence in the United States over time 7,8 7.-Hsu CY et al.kidney Int Waikar SS et al. J Am Soc Nephrol 2006 Hsu RK et al. J Am Soc Nephrol doi: /ASN
5 AKI epidemiology runs fast Hsu RK et al. In 2012 stated: Our findings are consistent with and extend on older studies showing an increase in disease (AKI) incidence in the United States over time 7,8 7.-Hsu CY et al.kidney Int Waikar SS et al. J Am Soc Nephrol 2006 Hsu RK et al. J Am Soc Nephrol doi: /ASN
6 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes: Préambule Histoire L'épidémiologie dans l'unité de soins intensifs Un appel de réveil
7 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI 's War nephritis (Weldon) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) APACHE II (Knaus) RRT 1st CAVHF Dosification (Kramer) (Ronco, Schiffl) Isolated UF (Bergström) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
8 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI AKI (Bellomo) 1990's War nephritis (Weldon) ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) APACHE II (Knaus) RRT 1st CAVHF Dosification (Kramer) (Ronco, Schiffl) Isolated UF (Bergström) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
9 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI Beginning of the cohort studies AKI (Bellomo) 1990's War nephritis (Weldon) ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) APACHE II (Knaus) RRT 1st CAVHF Dosification (Kramer) (Ronco, Schiffl) Isolated UF (Bergström) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
10 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI Beginning of the cohort studies st Epidemio. Study AKI (Bellomo) 1990's War nephritis (Weldon) ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) (Eliahou) 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) 1st CAVHF (Kramer) Isolated UF (Bergström) APACHE II (Knaus) RRT Dosification (Ronco, Schiffl) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
11 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI Beginning of the cohort studies 1st Epidemio. 1st Chapter Epidemio. Study AKI (Bellomo) 1990's War nephritis (Weldon) ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) (Kleinknecht) (Eliahou) 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) 1st CAVHF (Kramer) Isolated UF (Bergström) APACHE II (Knaus) RRT Dosification (Ronco, Schiffl) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
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13 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI 's War nephritis (Weldon) Beginning of the cohort studies 1st Epidemio. Study ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Epidemio. Chapter 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) Multicentre studies (Kleinknecht) (Eliahou) (Feest, Liaño, Brivet) 1st CAVHF (Kramer) Isolated UF (Bergström) AKI APACHE II (Knaus) (Bellomo) RRT Dosification (Ronco, Schiffl) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
14 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI 's War nephritis (Weldon) Beginning of the cohort studies 1st Epidemio. Study ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Epidemio. Chapter 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) Multicentre studies (Kleinknecht) (Eliahou) 1st Use of administrative databases (Feest, Liaño, Brivet) 1st CAVHF (Kramer) Isolated UF (Bergström) AKI APACHE II (Knaus) (Liangos, Waikar, Xue) (Bellomo) RRT Dosification (Ronco, Schiffl) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
15 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI 's War nephritis (Weldon) Beginning of the cohort studies 1st Epidemio. Study ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Epidemio. Chapter 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) Multicentre studies (Kleinknecht) (Eliahou) Epidemiological Population-Based Use of RIFLE 1st Use of administrative databases (Feest, Liaño, Brivet) 1st CAVHF (Kramer) Isolated UF (Bergström) AKI APACHE II (Knaus) (Bellomo) RRT Dosification (Ronco, Schiffl) (Ali) (Liangos, Waikar, Xue) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra)
16 Clinical & epidemiological cornerstones in ARF/AKI 's War nephritis (Weldon) Beginning of the cohort studies 1st Epidemio. Study ARF (Smith) Crush syndrome (Bywaters) 1st Epidemio. Chapter 1st Acute dialysis (Kolf) Multicentre studies (Kleinknecht) (Eliahou) Epidemiological Population-Based Use of RIFLE 1st Use of administrative databases (Feest, Liaño, Brivet) 1st CAVHF (Kramer) Isolated UF (Bergström) AKI APACHE II (Knaus) (Bellomo) RRT Dosification (Ronco, Schiffl) (Ali) (Liangos, Waikar, Xue) Definition & standardization RIFLE (Bellomo) Long-term outcomes (Schiffel/liaño) Biomarkers (Mishra) Search for new issues
17 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes: Préambule Histoire L'épidémiologie dans l'unité de soins intensifs Un appel de réveil
18 Epidemiology of AKI in the ICU setting Incidence and mortality Time of development Etiology Early outcome Late outcome
19 Epidemiology of AKI in the ICU setting Incidence and mortality Time of development Etiology Early outcome Late outcome
20 Patients Initial Hospital Location Gynaecology ICU Nephrology 1% 27% 13% 34% Medical Dpts. 2% Traumatology 23% Surgical Dpts. Liaño F et al. Kidney Int 1996; 50:
21 AKI in critically-ill patients: Multicentre prospective studies PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 54 ICU: 29,269 (Multinational) WITH AKI: 1,738 ICU Incidence: 5.7 % PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 43 ICU: 15,714 (National - Spain) WITH AKI: 901 ICI Incidence: 5.7 % Uchino et al. JAMA 2005; 294: Herrera et al. Med Intensiva 2006; 30:
22 Incidence of AKI according to age during a decade in Australia Age in years Median age: 64.1 (49-74) Bagshaw SM et al. Critical Care 2007; 11:R68
23 Incidence (%) Effect of the level of serum creatinine concentration in AKI diagnosis in a series of 9,210 patients admitted to Brigham and Women s Hospital N= 1564 N = 885 N = 246 N = > 2.0 SCr in mg/dl Chertow G et al. J Am Soc Nephrol 16: , 2005
24 a ICU Incidence of early AKI in the same setting (ANZICS Database) varies with definition PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 20 ICU: 91, Criteria: SCr>1.5 mg/dl AKI 4,754 Incidence: 5.2 % b PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 57 ICU: 120, Criteria: RIFLE AKI 43,395 Incidence: 36.0 % a) Bagshaw SM et al. Critical Care 2007; 11:R68 b) Bagshaw SM et al. Critical Care 2008; 12:R47
25 Mortality (%) Declining Fracaso renal mortality in patients with acute renal failure, agudo 1988 to Waikar SS et al. J Am Soc Nephrol 2006; 17: ARF with dialysis ARF Incidence: /1,000,000 inhabitants /1,000,000 h
26 Mortality (%) Declining Fracaso renal mortality in patients with acute renal failure, agudo 1988 to Waikar SS et al. J Am Soc Nephrol 2006; 17: ARF with dialysis ARF Incidence: /1,000,000 inhabitants /1,000,000 h Δ 10 % YEARLY
27 Incidence of dialysis-requiring AKI Hsu RK et al. J Am Soc Nephrol doi: /ASN
28 Incidence of dialysis-requiring AKI Δ 10 % YEARLY Hsu RK et al. J Am Soc Nephrol doi: /ASN
29 Mortality (%) Mortality rate during a decade for early AKI in a cohort of Australian ICUs Year AKI No AKI Bagshaw SM et al. Critical Care 2007; 11:R68
30 Epidemiology of AKI in the ICU setting Incidence Time of development Etiology Early outcome Late outcome
31 AKI can develop in: Community ICU Hospital Ward
32 AKI can develop in: Community Late AKI ICU Hospital Ward Early AKI
33 ICU Incidence of AKI using RIFLE criteria Hoste EAJ et al Critical Care 2006; 10: R73
34 ICU Incidence of AKI using RIFLE criteria Early AKI 22% Hoste EAJ et al Critical Care 2006; 10: R73 Late AKI 45%
35 ICU Incidence of AKI using RIFLE criteria Early AKI 22% 67 % Hoste EAJ et al Critical Care 2006; 10: R73 Late AKI 45%
36 Epidemiology of AKI in the ICU setting Incidence Time of development Etiology Early outcome Late outcome
37 TYPE OF AKI Type (%) ICU n = 253 No-ICU n = 495 P ATN <0.001 Prerenal Acute-on Chronic Obstructive 0,8 15 <0.001 ATIN 0 3 <0.001 Acute GN Others 1,2 10 <0.001 Liaño F et al. Kidney Int Suppl 1998; 66:S16-S24
38 Causes associated with the development of AKI in 1,726 criticallyill patients Septic shock Surgery Cardiogenic shock Hypovolemia Drugs HRS Obstructive Others Uchino et al. JAMA 2005; 294:
39 Epidemiology of AKI in the ICU setting Incidence Time of development Etiology Early outcome Late outcome
40 ORIGINAL DISEASE PREVIOUS HEALTH CONDITION KIND AND SEVERITY OF KIDNEY INSULT Baseline SCr Acute response Short-term outcome RECOVERY DEATH
41 Analysis of the cardiovascular co-morbility in ARF and non-arf cases: an estimation in 29,039,599 hospitalised patients in the USA during 2001 Liangos O et al. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 1: 43-51, * Coronary Dis. * * * * HF CKD HT Diabetes ARF No ARF (558,032) (28,481,567) *, p <
42 Analysis of the cardiovascular co-morbility in ARF and non-arf cases: an estimation in 29,039,599 hospitalised patients in the USA during 2001 Liangos O et al. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 1: 43-51, * Coronary Dis. * * * * HF CKD HT Diabetes ARF No ARF (558,032) (28,481,567) *, p <
43 HRs for in-hospital Mortality by Baseline CKD and AKI status HR egfr (ml/min/1.7m 2 ) Pannu N et al. Am J Kidney Dis 2011; 58: ,000 pats.
44 ORIGINAL DISEASE PREVIOUS HEALTH CONDITION KIND AND SEVERITY OF KIDNEY INSULT Baseline SCr Acute response Short-term outcome RECOVERY DEATH Mortality in ICU: 30-80%
45 Incidence and outcomes of AKI in intensive care units: A veterans administration study Thakar CV et al. Crit Care Med 2009; 37: Retrospective observational study in a national cohort of 325,398 pats. Admitted to 191 ICUs ( ). AKI: AKIN classification ICU evaluated by a VA system
46 Incidence and outcomes of AKI in intensive care units: A veterans administration study Thakar CV et al. Crit Care Med 2009; 37: ,395 ICU pats (22 %) 71,486 AKI (4.4 %) 3,140 needed RRT. Odds of death by severity of AKI Aki stage Odds ratio 95% CI I II III III -RRT
47 ORIGINAL DISEASE PREVIOUS HEALTH CONDITION KIND AND SEVERITY OF KIDNEY INSULT Baseline SCr Acute response Length of AKI Short-term outcome RECOVERY DEATH
48 Mortality rates by magnitude and length of Acute Kidney Injury Coca et al. Kidney Int 2010; 78: ,302 Postoperative diabetic pats. (non cardiac sur). VA data AKI:18% ICU information not provided
49 Epidemiology of AKI in the ICU setting Incidence Time of development Etiology Early outcome Late outcome
50 ORIGINAL DISEASE PREVIOUS HEALTH CONDITION KIND AND SEVERITY OF KIDNEY INSULT Baseline SCr Acute response Short-term outcome DEATH RECOVERY Long-term outcome TOTAL Recov. CKD? DEATH
51 Cumulative Survival Rate LONG-TERM ATN SURVIVAL CURVES: ICU vs NON-ICU PATIENTS Non ICU patients p=0.002 ICU patients Years Liaño F et al. Kidney Int 2007; 71:
52 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LONG-TERM MORTALITY IN ATN: Reference Value Regresion Coefficient p Relative Risk Confidence Interval AGE Co-morbid Factors Absent Type of admission: Surgical Medical Non-Oliguric ARF Oliguric ARF ATN: LONG-TERM OUTCOME
53 Risk of Chronic Dialysis and All-Cause of Mortality in AKI-dialysed patients and matched patients without AKI Wald et al. JAMA 2009; 302: 1179
54 Risk of Chronic Dialysis and All-Causes of Mortality in AKI-dialysed patients and matched patients without AKI Wald et al. JAMA 2009; 302: 1179
55 Rate ratios of mortality and ESRD following AKI: Lancet 2010; 376: Mortality ESRD or doubling SCr RR (95 %CI) of AKI patients RR (95 %CI) of patients w/o AKI 900,000 patients
56 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes: Préambule Histoire L'épidémiologie dans l'unité de soins intensifs Un appel de réveil
57 ? AKI CKD Chronic RRT
58 From AKI to ESKD: could this hypothesis be true? AKI Recovery Recovery ESKD Chronic Dialysis Death Death Death
59 From AKI to ESKD: could this hypothesis be true? Recovery Recovery Chronic Dialysis AKI ESKD Death 50% Death Death 100% At discharge Alive 50 % Follow-up: 5 yr With CKD: range (%) Alive: % of survivors Follow-up: 5 yr On RRT 1% of survivors With data from : Ponte B et al. NDT 2008; & Schiffl H et al. NDT 2008; 23: 2235
60 Kidney Int 2012; 81: Methods: Propensity score-matched cohort. retrospective analysis Pennsylvania. ( ) Populations: Patients dicharged alive 30,207 Reversible AKI: 1,997. (Critical Care: 18%) Length of AKI: 24 h: 75% Matched: 1,610 AKI vs 3,652 control pats. Excluded: egfr 60 ml/min/1.73 m 2 Hematuria and /or proteinuria
61 Kidney Int 2012; 81: Long-term survival Cumulative incidence of CKD Adjusted risk of mortality: HR 1.18 (CI 95%; ) Risk of de novo CKD: HR 1.91 (CI 95%; )
62 CKD and Long-term AKI outcome Triverio PA et al. Nephrol Dial Transplant 2009; 24:
63 ATN LONG-TERM OUTCOME: Causes of Mortality during the follow-up Cause of ATN admission 59.3 Cardiac 16,3 Neurological 8,1 Respiratory Insufficiency 7 7 Infection 4,6 Hepatic failure Other causes 17,4 Unknown 9, % Liaño F et al. Kidney Int 2007; 71:
64 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes Summary I The different epidemiological approaches, cohort, multicentre, population-based and administrative databases provide complementary information Serum creatinine is the main tool used in the epidemiological studies
65 Summary II Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes Incidence of AKI in the ICU is high and higher than in other settings Incidence rates vary according to the definition used Mortality remains high even though a trend to decrease has been observed AKI is more frequent among older patients
66 Une promenade dans l'épidémiologie de l'insuffisance rénale aiguë en quatre étapes Summary III CKD and other comorbidities contribute to development of AKI AKI seems to facilitate progression to CKD and death Comorbidities also influence long-term outcome and could be behind the progression to CKD and death
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