Effects of hydration in contrast-induced acute kidney injury after primary angioplasty a randomized, controlled trial

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摘要 BackgroundIntravascularvolumeexpansionrepresentsabeneficialmeasureagainstcontrast-inducedacutekidneyinjury(CI-AKI)inpatientsundergoingelectiveangiographicprocedures.However,theefficacyofthispreventivestrategyhasnotyetbeenestablishedforpatientswithST-elevation-myocardialinfarction(STEMI),whoareathigherriskofthiscomplicationafterprimarypercutaneouscoronaryintervention(PCI).Inthisrandomizedstudyweinvestigatedthepossiblebeneficialroleofperiproceduralintravenousvolumeexpansionandwecomparedtheefficacyof2differenthydrationstrategiesinpatientswithSTEMIundergoingprimaryPCI.MethodsandResultsWerandomlyassigned450STEMIpatientstoreceive(1)preprocedureandpostprocedurehydrationofsodiumbicarbonate(earlyhydrationgroup),(2)postprocedurehydrationofisotonicsaline(latehydrationgroup),or(3)nohydration(controlgroup).TheprimaryendpointwasthedevelopmentofCI-AKI,definedasanincreaseinserumcreatinineof≥25%or0.5mg/dLoverthebaselinevaluewithin3daysafteradministrationofthecontrastmedium.Moreover,weevaluatedapossiblerelationshipbetweentheoccurrenceofCI-AKIandtotalhydrationvolumeadministered.Therewerenosignificantdifferencesinbaselineclinical,biochemical,andproceduralcharacteristicsinthe3groups.Overall,CI-AKIoccurredin93patients(20.6%):theincidencewassignificantlylowerintheearlyhydrationgroup(12%)withrespecttoboththelatehydrationgroup(22.7%)andthecontrolgroup(27.3%)(Pfortrend=0.001).Inhydratedpatients(earlyandlatehydrationgroups),lowerinfusedvolumeswereassociatedwithasignificantincreaseinCI-AKIincidence,andtheoptimalcutoffpointofhydrationvolumethatbestdiscriminatespatientsathigherriskwas≤960mL.ConclusionsAdequateintravenousvolumeexpansionmaypreventCI-AKIinpatientsundergoingprimaryPCI.Aregimenofpreprocedureandpostprocedurehydrationtherapywithsodiumbicarbonatea
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出版日期 2011年04月14日(中国期刊网平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)
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