END - STAGE RENAL DISEASE AND KIDNEY REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN BACHMAI HOSPITAL HANOI - VIETNAM

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END - STAGE RENAL DISEASE AND KIDNEY REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN BACHMAI HOSPITAL HANOI - VIETNAM Do Gia Tuyen MD, Ph.D Hanoi Medical University Bachmai Hospital Hanoi Vietnam YOKOHAMA SEP/2011

Overview of Vietnam Location: South East Asia Population: 84 millions 332 000 km2 60 provinces and 5 cities Urban areas: 25% Rural areas: 75% Population growth rate: 2.1% per year People of working age: 52 millions Laos In 2005: 6 doctors and 6.3 nurses per 10,000 inhabitants

HEALTH CARE IN VIETNAM Structure of cause of death Other 4% Perinatal death 3% Elderly (aged 70 and older) 23% Communicab le disease 12% Accident 11% Noncommunicabl e disease 47%

Important non-communicable diseases Economic growth, aging population, lifestyle changes are causes leading to an increasing burden of noncommunicable diseases. Cancer: Vietnam reports about 75 000 new cases of cancer/year. The case fatality rate is high, and cancer accounts for around 12% of total deaths annually in Vietnam. Vavular heart diseases decrease, MI is now one of leading causes of mortality.

Prevalence of hypertension by age group and sex % 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Male Female 16-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75+ Age group -Hypertension: prevalence of hypertension in those 16 years is 15.1% in males and 13.5% in females. An estimated 50% of men and women > 65 years have hypertension.

Accidents and injuries Accidents and injury: accidents are the 4 th leading cause of death in Vietnam (11%) as well as disability. Traffic accidents is alarming cause. On average, > 40 people died each day Strong intervention from government: helmet wearing is obligated since 15 th, Sept 2007.

Bach Mai Hospital Hanoi Vietnam Establishment: more than 100 years hystory.the biggest general hospital in Vietnam Total staff: >2170 Friendship Collaboration Medical doctor: > 350 Nurse: > 900 Professor and Associate Prof: >30 Ph.D degree: >50 Master degree: >70 Building which was funded by Japanese government and people (JICA project) Number of bed in Nephrology for in-patients: 80

Functional Characteristics of Nephro-urology Major center for training of Hanoi Medical University Under-graduate, Graduate level Training for clinical specialist and CME Practical place for Nursing School Scientific study and new technique apply International collaboration Department of Nephrology Advisory for physicians from provinces and cities Ordinary and Specific Medical Care (CAPD and HD) Therapies for Out-patients and In-patients Take part in upgrading level and quality of medical system in Nephrology of Vietnam

Nephro-Urology Department Administration Staff Nurses Technics Main activities - Head of Department - Deputy Head Dep. - Head Nurse 15 doctors: - 1 A/Prof -2 MD. PhD. -11 MD. MS - 1 second degree Specialist - 24 nurses Disease: -GN - Diabetic GN - Urinary infecton - Kidney stone - Polycystic - UltraSound (Echo) - Cystoscopy and cystography -IVP -UPR - Kidney Biopsy - CAPD - Patient care -Training -Research - Direction and advisoring for Local hospitals -Cancer - HD for emergency - Congenital - Ultrafiltration abnormalies - Plasma aphethesis -Tubulopathies - Lithotrypsy - Kidney failure all causes -Prostatic disease

CLINICAL ACTIVITIES Department has experienced in treatment and education for 30 years with: 1. The nephrology out-patient service : Approx: 18000 patients visit/year. 1. Inpatient activity: 80 inpatient beds, over 3563 patients/year 2. Before 9/2007: we had 12-25 cases acute HD daily 3. From 9/2007 : Received dialysis machines from NPO Japan many of life are timely saved.

In-patients Out-patients

CLINICAL ACTIVITIES 1. Patients admissions : Acute renal failure, Chronic renal failure with or without complications Nephrotic syndromewith or without complications Obstructive uropathy or urinary tract infection.

CLINICAL ACTIVITIES 1. The follow up : Consultation units for chronic renal failure patients New patient who are referred to the nephrology department for (CAPD) or kidney transplantation. Urologic problems

CKD IN VIETNAM 2002 in central vietnam: 3,38 % CKD at various stage: Stage I : 0,28%, Stage II : 0,39% Stage III : 0,16%, Stage IV, V: 0,09% Age : 51,7 ± 16,5 years

ESRD IN VIETNAM 2005 : Hanoi screening: Identified 3.1% of subjects as CKD (stages 3-5) with positive findings in urine test 2008 : Estimated 100-150 new patients/ million/ year Total new patients/ years : 1000 ESRD patients on hemodialysis : 10000

PERCENTAGE OF ESRD PATIENTS IN DEPARTMENT OF NEPHROLOGY 120 ES RD Other diseases 100 80 45% 60 40 20 55% 0

Sex ESRD distribution SEX DISTRIBUTION of ESRD patients 65% 35% Female Male

ESRD treatment Methods ESRD EVALUATION 1-3 % CAPD ACUTE HD (90%) AVF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION SMALL NUMBERS 90% ESRD patients come at very late with complications HD CENTER

CAUSES OF RENAL DISEASES ON HD 9% 8% 3% 3% 1% 2% 74% Diabetic Nephropathy Polycystic kidney disease SLE Chronic GN Kidney Stone Hypertension other

ESRD AND TREATMENT METHODS Hemodialysis CAPD Kidney transplantation 8,7% CAPD 4,3% KT HD 87%

HD AND PATIENT AGE % 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 16-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56-65 >65

Internal jugular central line or femoral line for acute hemodialysis

Internal jugular central line for acute dialysis

HD THERAPY Total number in Vietnam: Approx: 10000 Not all provinces have dialysis center Mostly located in cities and big hospital: Hanoi : 300, Hochiminh City: 600 patients Payment: Insurance cover for insurance card holders Dialyzer : Reused and most low flux Cost : 20 USD/ 4 hours

HD THERAPY in hospital 1. Acute dialysis unit 25-30 patients /day Internal jugular central l or femoral line waiting for AVF maturation 2. Chronic dialysis unit Patients : 600 Total HD machines: 80 4 shifts per day Patients with longest duration on HD : 20 years

Acute HD unit

Chronic DIALYSIS unit

CAPD TREATMENT Started in Vietnam since 2000 Total number in Vietnam: Approx: 1100 Not all provinces have CAPD center Country total : 22 center for CAPD Mostly located in cities and big hospital: Hanoi : 300, Hochiminh City: 600 patients Come to see doctor : Monthly Patients choices: 1. On working 2. Far from hemodialysis center.

CAPD IN DEPARTMENT OF NEPHROLOGY The number of patients on years 250 223 229 200 174 150 100 92 50 8 40 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 year N= 345

AGE OF CAPD PATIENT n = 345 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 177 133 9 15-20 20-50 50-70 >70 26 15-20 20-50 50-70 >70 Oldest : 81 youngest: 15

CAPD TREATMENT

CAPD TREATMENT IN OUR HOSPITAL CAPD started 2004 Total numbers CAPD : 345 Present: 230 Mortality after 6 years: 74 ( 21,4% ) Turn to HD and Kidney Transplantation : 41 (11,9%) Cost : 400 USD/ month Payments: Insurance company for health insurance card holders

Conlusion Avenues for improvements in our country include: 1. Increasing awareness of renal disease amongst the population and general practitioners 2. Early diagnosis of CKD, making preventive strategies to delay the onset of ESRD 3. Greater government involvement to better fund units, enhance the quality of services and the wider availability of transplantation.