multi-center research of small-sized polymyxin b hemoperfusion

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Multi-center research of small-sized polymyxin B hemoperfusion Naohiro Wada Department of Pediatric Nephrology Shizuoka Children’s Hospital Shizuoka, JAPAN

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Multi-center research of small-sized polymyxin B hemoperfusion. Naohiro Wada Department of Pediatric Nephrology Shizuoka Children’s Hospital Shizuoka, JAPAN. Polymyxin B. Polymyxin B. LPS =Endotoxin Polysaccharide Lipid A. Lipid A. polymyxin B immobilized fiber column. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Multi-center research of small-sized polymyxin B hemoperfusion

Naohiro Wada

Department of Pediatric NephrologyShizuoka Children’s HospitalShizuoka, JAPAN

polymyxin B immobilized fiber column

+ Anandamide 2-arachidonylglycerol (endocannabinoids)

LPS =Endotoxin Polysaccharide Lipid A

Polystyrene/polypropylene (9/1) conjugated fiber

Polymyxin B Polymyxin B

Lipid A

Covalent linkage

Gram –positive bacterial infectionalso effective

Crus DN et al (Crit Care 2007;11:R47)

“Effectiveness of polymixin B immobilized fiber column in sepsis: a systematic review” Review : meta-analysis Favorable effect : MAP, dopamine use, PaO2/FiO2 ratio, mortality Consideration : publication bias, lack of blinding

Cruz DN et al (JAMA 2009;301:2445-2452)

“Early Use of Polymyxin B Hemoperfusion in Abdominal Septic Shock. The EUPHAS Randomized Controlled Trial.”

PMX 20R PMX 05R

Priming volume 135 ml 40 ml

Length 225 mm 135 mm

Diameter 63 mm 55 mm

PURPOSE

The effectiveness and safety of small-sized polymyxin B hemoperfusion in the severe septic shock children. Retrospective analysis in three units. Complete count survey in the units.

Units: pICU, Nagano Children’s Hosp. Neonatal section, Kurashiki Central Hosp. Nephrology section, Shizuoka Children’s Hosp.

PATIENSSeptic shock Definitions for sepsis and organ dysfunction in pediatrics (Pediatr Crit Care Med 2005;6:2-8)

Cases : 36    (male 24, female 12)

Age : 1.6±2.6 y   (0m-10y : median 0.32 y)

Weight : 6.5±5.5kg (1.2kg~28kg : median 5.0kg )

Data (at the time of treatment) sBP (mmHg) 77±24 HR ( /min) 144 ±33 WBC (103/mm3) 8.3±6.9 Plt (104/mm3) 8.6±8.3 BUN (mg/dl) 19.0 ±17.1 Cr (mg/dl) 0.80 ±0.67

PELOD : 35 ±11 (predictive mortality : 94.6%)

Frequency : once 11 twice 25

Bacterial culture detected 22 E.coli 2 ( blood 2) Klebsiella 2 ( blood 1 、 ascites 1) Pseudomonas 3 ( blood 2 、 urine 1) Serratia 1 ( blood) MSSA 5 ( blood 5) MRSA 4 ( blood 2 、 sputum 2) GBS 3 ( blood 3 ) Streptococcus 2 ( blood 2 )

Endotoxin ( before treatment )

detected 11 (1-714 : mean 150.6 土 227.4 ; median 49.9) not detected 9 not done 16

Qb 28.3 ± 15.0 ml/min (5 - 80) 6.2±4.0 ml/min/kg (0.97 ~ 16.2 : median 5.7)

Anticoagrant Nafamostat mesilate : 36 (100%) 0.40±0.18 mg/kg/hr, (0.1 ~ 1.0, median 0.41)

Priming Blood + Albumin/FFP 34 albumin 1 ( 2y:9.9kg) saline 2 ( 7y:26kg, 14y:18kg)

Concurrent therapy ( overlapped ) CH(D)F 36 (100%) ECMO 4 ( 11%)

Blood access (excluded ECMO route access)

jugular v. 20 femoral v. 10 subclavian v. 2

Catheter size ( DL) (excluded ECMO route access)

17G 1 16G 2 15G 2 6 Fr 8 6.5Fr 1 7 Fr 4 8 Fr 13 10 Fr 1

※17G=4.5Fr, 16G=5Fr, 15G=5.5Fr

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PROGNOSIS

Death : 18/36 (mortality rate 50%)

< 7 days 14 (39%) 8 ~ 28 days 2 29 days< 2

PELOD 40< : 19 cases Death : 9 /19 ( 47 %) (predicted mortality rate: 99% and more )

Comparison of death group and living group

  Death Living    

number 18 18 ns

Age (y) 1.5±2.6 1.7±2.8 ns

Weight (kg) 6.1±4.9 6.8±6.3 ns

Systolic BP (mmHg) 73±24 81±24 ns

HR (/min) 139±34 149±32 ns

PELOD 35.9±7.9 33.8±13.3 ns

WBC (103/mm3) 7.2±6.5 9.2±7.2 ns

Plt (104/mm3) 8.6±8.6 8.7±8.3 ns

BUN (mg/dl) 19.0±17.6 19.0±17.3 ns

Cr (mg/dl) 0.89±0.71 0.72±0.63 ns

Conclusion

Polymyxin B hemoperfusion treatment was possible to be effective to the septic shock children safely even at low body weight and contributed to the prognosis improvement. However, other therapies effect to the mortality, randomized control trial and definite indication are necessary for the effectiveness of polymyxin B hemoperfusion itself.

PMX - DHP

CHDFDouble lumen

CHDF + PMX-DHP

CH(D)F + PMX-DHP

QB1

CH(D)F

CH(D)F + PMX-DHP

QB1

CH(D)F

QB2

PMX-05R

QB1>QB2

CH(D)F + PMX-DHP

QB1

CH(D)F