Adult patients hospitalized in intensive care with an indication of EER with ARC during the stay.
Conditions
Brief summary
The primary endpoint is the incidence of filter thrombosis (in %).
Detailed description
The lifespan of each hemofilter measured in hours. The cause of the cessation of the EER will be informed among 6 previously defined methods: • Filter thrombosis • Catheter dysfunction: inlet pressure too negative (less than -150mmHg) or outlet pressure too positive (greater than +150mmHg) • Transport: restitution for patient mobilization • Futility: no indication to continue the EER • End of session: EER for more than 72 hours • Other, Post-filter Ca2+ (in mmol/l) measured during the EER session, Citrate infusion rates (PPS) in mmol/l, The incidence of suspected citrate accumulation syndrome defined by a hypocalcemia associated with a total calcium/ionized calcium ratio greater than 2.5, The occurrence of the following 5 metabolic complications: • Hypocalcemia [Ca2+ < 0.95mmol/l] • Metabolic acidosis [PH < 7.3 and HCO3- < 20mmol/l] • Metabolic alkalosis [PH > 7.5 and HCO3- > 30mmol/l] • Hypernatraemia [Na+ > 145mmol/l] • Hypomagnesemia [Mg2+ < 0.70mmol/l], The costs (in euros) induced by each hemofilter change and the quantities citrate infused, The impossibility of restoring the EER circuit at the end of the EER session (equivalent 200mL of blood)
Interventions
Sponsors
Eligibility
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| The primary endpoint is the incidence of filter thrombosis (in %). | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| The lifespan of each hemofilter measured in hours. The cause of the cessation of the EER will be informed among 6 previously defined methods: • Filter thrombosis • Catheter dysfunction: inlet pressure too negative (less than -150mmHg) or outlet pressure too positive (greater than +150mmHg) • Transport: restitution for patient mobilization • Futility: no indication to continue the EER • End of session: EER for more than 72 hours • Other, Post-filter Ca2+ (in mmol/l) measured during the EER session, Citrate infusion rates (PPS) in mmol/l, The incidence of suspected citrate accumulation syndrome defined by a hypocalcemia associated with a total calcium/ionized calcium ratio greater than 2.5, The occurrence of the following 5 metabolic complications: • Hypocalcemia [Ca2+ < 0.95mmol/l] • Metabolic acidosis [PH < 7.3 and HCO3- < 20mmol/l] • Metabolic alkalosis [PH > 7.5 and HCO3- > 30mmol/l] • Hypernatraemia [Na+ > 145mmol/l] • Hypomagnesemia [Mg2+ < 0.70mmol/l], The costs (in euros) induced | — |
Countries
France