Title: Influence of elevated intraabdominal pressure on renal artery and renal vein flow in the porcine kid
1Influence of elevated intra-abdominal pressure on
renal artery and renal vein flow in the porcine
kidney
J. Wauters1, P. Claus2, N. Brosens1, A.
Dieudonne1, M. Malbrain2, A. Wilmer1 1 Intensive
Care Medicine, University Hospital Gasthuisberg,
Leuven, Belgium 2 Cardiac Imaging, University
Hospital Gasthuisberg, Leuven, Belgium 3
Intensive Care Unit, Ziekenhuisnetwerk Antwerpen,
Campus Stuivenberg, Antwerpen, Belgium
World Congres ACS Antwerp, March 21-24th 2007
2Introduction
- Renal perfusionand functionimpaired
duringelevated IAP - Renal perfusion pressure (RPPMAP-IAP) and renal
filtration gradient (RFGMAP-2IAP) are suggested
to be a clinical estimator of renal perfusion
Harman, Ann Surg 1982
Cheatham, J Trauma 2000
Ulyatt, Australian Anesth 1992
3Aim
- Further clarify renal venous hemodynamics during
elevated IAP - Correlation between RPP (MAP-IAP) orRFG (MAP
-2IAP) and renal perfusion? - Assess renal cortical microcirculation during
elevated IAP with SDF (Sidetream Darkfield)
4Methods
11 pigs (453kg) 9 ml/kg.h LR HAES PiCCO CI,
GEDVI
5Methods
500µm
FOV 0.675 mm²
0 no flow 1 intermittent
flow 2 sluggish flow 3 brisk,
continuous flow
Boerma, CC 2005
6Experimental protocol
7Results
Renal flow
Urine output
a p lt 0.05 versus baseline b p lt 0.05 versus IAP
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8Results
a p lt 0.05 versus baseline
9Results
r - 0.46 p lt 0.05
a p lt 0.05 versus baseline
10Conclusions
- Renal vein flow decreased in parallel with renal
artery flow as IAP was elevated - Redistribution of flow away from the kidney
- RPP and RFG only correlate moderately with renal
perfusion - SDF used for the first time to assess renal
cortical microcirculation - MFI decreased with elevated IAP
11Thank you !!!
Dr. J. Wauters1, Dr. P. Claus2, A. Dieudonne1,N.
Brosens1, K. Van Zwam1, S. Thiessen1, Dr. M.
Malbrain3, Prof. Dr. A. Wilmer1
1Medical Intensive Care Unit, 2Cardiac Imaging UZ
Gasthuisberg, Leuven, Belgium, 3Stuivenbergziekenh
uis, Antwerp, Belgium