What dialysis modality is the best for TLS?
On one hand you can have severe hyperkalemia that might require urgent hemodialysis and on other hand there is constant catabolic turnover that might require a continuous modality.
1. Treat the life threatening electrolyte disorder first namely hyperkalemia and might need few hours of HD followed by continuous form of dialysis (CVVH, CVVHD, CVVHDF) to prevent rebound hyperkalemia and combat the catabolic breakdown.
2. The phosphate clearance might be best achieved via a continuous modality in such cases. High dialysate flows might be necessary.
3. Peritoneal dialysis is usually not recommended mainly because it cannot clear uric acid well.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
All Posts
-
▼
2012
(201)
-
▼
August
(18)
- SPECIAL: Resident's view on Nephrology
- Rise of Interventional Nephrology
- In the News: Sub group analyses in Nephrology trials
- Obesity and ESRD
- CONSULT ROUNDS: Tumor lysis syndrome 2
- Topic Discussion: Vitamin D receptor and Renin ang...
- A resident's view
- CLINICAL CASE 60 Answers and Summary
- NEJM Blog: Stroke and Bleeding in Afib with CKD
- The rise of Onco-Nephrology
- CONSULT ROUNDS: Tumor Lysis Syndrome 1
- CONSULT ROUNDS: Minimal Change and Lupus?
- CONSULT ROUNDS: Hematuria and renal failure?
- Topic Discussion: Iron during infections?
- Topic Discussion: ENCAPSULATING PERITONEAL SCLEROS...
- Invited commentary: Nephrology and ACA decision
- Topic Discussion: Rule of 6s
- Nephrology Crosswords: Divalents
-
▼
August
(18)
No comments:
Post a Comment