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维持性血液透析在婴幼儿终末期肾病的应用

  

  • 出版日期:2020-06-28 发布日期:2020-07-07

Application of maintenance hemodialysis in infants with endstage renal disease

  • Online:2020-06-28 Published:2020-07-07

摘要: 目的:回顾性分析维持性血液透析(MHD)在婴幼儿中的应用,为低体重低年龄终末期肾病患儿开展MHD提供依据。
方法:回顾2017年1月~2019年10月复旦大学附属儿科医院肾内科收治的符合血液透析(HD)指征的婴幼儿,且家属签署知情同意书。分析患儿的原发疾病、并发症、导管留置时间、治疗前后效果及临床转归情况。
结果:共纳入15例婴幼儿,患儿置管顺利,共行226例次的HD治疗,治疗后患儿血清肌酐、尿素氮、血压、血钾等指标均较透析前明显下降(P<005)。226例次HD中,透析相关并发症29例次(1283%),导管相关并发症10例次(442%),患儿半年存活率100%。13例患儿成功的过渡到腹膜透析,2例患儿放置隧道式带涤纶套中心静脉导管(28 cm)行长期HD治疗。
结论:MHD可以作为终末期肾病婴幼儿治疗的有效方法,且是安全可行的,为今后婴幼儿开展MHD治疗工作提供了正确的指导和帮助。

关键词: 维持性血液透析, 婴幼儿, 终末期肾病

Abstract: Objective:Aim to evaluate outcomes and complications of maintenance hemodialysis among infants/toddlers.
Methodology:A retrospective study of infants/toddlers undergoing hemodialysis in our center from January 2017 to October 2019 was conducted.After obtaining the informconsents from parents,we retrieved and analyzed information such as primary diseases,vascular access,complications,and treatment outcomes from the hospitals electronic health record.
Results:15 infants/toddlers were included in the analysis.They underwent 226 times of bedside hemodialysis,and their vascular catheters were smoothly placed.Children had reduced serum creatine concentration (SCr),blood urea nitrogen (BUN),and blood pressure after every hemodialysis session (P<0005).Among 226 sessions,there were 29 (1283%) episodes of dialysisrelated complications and 10 (442%) episodes of catheterrelated complications.Sixmonth survival rate was 100%.13 children transferred to peritoneal dialysis and 2 were on longterm hemodialysis with tunneled catheters (28 cm).
Conclusion:With appropriate dialysis orders and devices,the maintenance hemodialysis could be a safe and effective treatment among children less than 3 years old.The study may serve as a reference in the maintenance hemodialysis for infants/toddlers in other centers.

Key words: maintenance hemodialysis, infants and toddlers, end-stage renal disease