BCC4: Clive Woolfe on Chronic Liver Disease

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Clive Woolfe, Irishman and RPA Intensivist, speaks at Bedside Critical Care Conference. In this podcast, he gives an overview of the prognostication and management of chronic liver disease. See www.intensivecarenetwork.com for the podcast.

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Chronic Liver DiseaseBCC, Cairns, September 2013

Clive Woolfe

Definitions

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Cirrhosis “late stage of progressive hepatic fibrosis”

Death from Portal Hypertension, progressive MOF, not encephalopathy

The economic cost and health burden of liver disease in Australia

January 2013

Child-Turcotte-Pugh

Abdominal Surgery Mortality (%)

!10 !

30 !

82

MELD Model for Endstage Liver Disease

9.57 x ln(Creatinine) + 3.78 x ln(Bilirubin) +11.2 x In(INR) + 6.43

MELD Model for Endstage Liver Disease

9.57 x ln(Creatinine) + 3.78 x ln(Bilirubin) +11.2 x In(INR) + 6.43

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0 10 15 20 25 30 40

8380 78

7471

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81

63

42

21

Waiting List Survival1 year post OLTx Survival

MELD Score

%

Terminal Disease... progressive MOF

ICU

ICU

Reversible precipitant? !

Organ support as a bridge to transplant

Precipitants Look for Reversibility

Drugs BDZ

Narcotics

Ammonia Diet

Infection GI bleeding

Hypokalaemia Constipation

Metab Alkalosis Vascular Occlusion Porto-systemic shunts

NH3

Dehydration V&D

Hemorrhage Diuretics

Paracentesis

HCC

Alcohol

Variceal Haemorrhage

Median Follow Up 2.5 years

No survival advantage

2x Encephalopathy?

Organ support

Neurological

NH3

Serial Examination Hippus Clonus

Hyperreflexia

Efficacy of “Treatments” for HE

+

Respiratory

Bleeding Sepsis

?Hepato-pulmonary Syndrome

Porto-Pulmonary Hypertension

PAP

Massive Tidal Volumes

Paracentesi

CVS

E. Coli

Renal/FluidsRenal hypoperfusion

RAA activationLow

Intravascular Volume vs. High TBW

Hepatic CongestionHepatorenal

Syndrome

Late presentation: Low muscle mass

Low urea production

“Euvolaemia”

Gastrointestinal

Precipitating Event

SBP

Prophylaxis

Sepsis !

24% of cirrhotic inpatients RTI > UTI > C.Diff

Mortality increase: 39 to 49%

Finally...

ICU

Reversible precipitant? !

Organ support as a bridge to transplant

ICU

Reversible precipitant? !

Organ support as a bridge to transplant