Sepsis Associated Kidney Injury in the ICU

Sepsis Associated Kidney Injury in the ICU

SUMMARY

  • Acute Kidney Injury often times accompanies sepsis.
  • Sepsis Associated Acute Kidney Injury (SA-AKI) has a greater morbidity and mortality rate than sepsis or acute kidney injury alone.
  • The outcome of SA-AKI has not been extensively reported due to differences in reproducibility and standard consensus definition.
  • SA-AKI can be categorized? by stage or definition of AKI.

RESULTS

  • Typically SA-AKI is based on the presence of the following components and definitions:

  • White KC, et al. Sepsis associated acute kidney injury in the intensive care unit: incidence, patient characteristics, timing, trajectory, treatment, and associated outcomes. A multicenter, observational study. Intensive Care Med 2023;49:1079-1089.
  • 84,528 patients admitted to ICU in 12 ICU’s from Australia
  • January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2021
  • 13,451 sepsis patients, with most meeting sepsis and AKI definitions on day 1 to ICU
  • Incidence of SA-AKI increased each year, with a higher severity of illness compared to non-sepsis ICU patients

  • AKI diagnosis Criteria:
  • -- Urine Output Only: 5,952 (44.3%) patients
  • -- Creatinine Only: 4,642 (34.5%) patients
  • -- Both: 2,857 (21.2%) patients

  • A statistically significant difference occurs in all outcome categories between AKI categories of urine output alone; creatinine alone; or both
  • Using urine output alone has the clinical marker has the best outcomes, however, may be a misleading predictive indicator.
  • Using both urine output and creatinine markers may provide a better predictor of eventual outcomes.

CONCLUSIONS

  • The incidence of SA-AKI has increased annually from 2015 to 2021.
  • SA-AKI has a higher severity of illness and a poorer outcome than sepsis alone or AKI alone.
  • SA-AKI diagnosed via a low urine output alone has a shorter ICU and hospital LOS; lower mortality and less 30 day adverse event development.
  • It is unknown if a low urine output? is a physiologic response to sepsis or a marker of impending organ failure.


Erkan Hassan, Pharm.D., FCCM is a transformational healthcare leader with extensive experience developing innovative solutions to improve clinical outcomes, enhance provider experience and increase revenue.

You can reach Erkan at [email protected]

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