Fluid replacement monitoring during perioperative period of renal transplantation
- VernacularTitle:肾移植围手术期补液监控
- Author:
Geng ZHANG
;
He WANG
;
Junhua MENG
;
Guojun WU
;
Weijun QIN
;
Lei YU
;
Xin LI
;
Yuntao ZHANG
;
Heliang LIU
;
Jianlin YUAN
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research
2008;12(31):6169-6172
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
BACKGROUND: The nutritional support, as well as the water and electrolyte balance during the perioperative period in the renal transplantation recipients at diuresis stage are important to the functional restoration of transplanted kidneys.OBJECTIVE: To explore the method and opportunity of the nutritional support and the handling of the water and electrolyte balance in perioperative period of renal transplantation.DESIGN, TIME AND SETTING: A retrospective clinical analysis was performed in the Department of Urology, Xijing Hospital from June 2003 to June 2007.PARTICIPANTS: Ninety-six patients of chronic renal failure underwent allograft renal transplantation. They comprised 59 males and 37 females, aged 17-67 years, with a mean of 35.7 years.METHODS: The perioperative physiological features of the renal transplantation recipients were summarized retrospectively. The recipients' condition during the perioperative period was divided into two stages at the opening point of allograft blood current. The vital signs of the patients maintained at a stable level before operation. All patients received blood transfusion since the operation began, and were supplemented with albumin before opening the vessels. Urinary production exceeding 100 mL per hour indicated the beginning of fluid replacement, which was a simplified transfusion for the patients at diuresis stage following renal transplantation.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Blood inosine, urea nitrogen, electrolyte, blood sugar and urine of the patients were detected at one day postoperatively.RESULTS: During 12-16 hours postoperatively, the urinary production was 260-1 200 mL, average 520 mL per hour. Blood routine test showed 8 cases developed mild hyponatremia, accounting for 8.3%, 3 cases occurred high potassium and healed after renal functional recovery, 1 case presented low potassium and healed with supplement therapy. There were no abnormal changes of blood chlorine. The blood glucose among 21 cases (21.9%) was higher than the normal level, and recovered following hormone maneuver. The electrolytes and blood glucose were detected to be normal in other patients, without any case with low calcium or magnesium. The urine specific gravity arranged during 1.010-1.015.CONCLUSION: The colloid such as erythrocytes, blood plasma and albumin should be mainly infused before the opening of allograft blood current. And the water and electrolytes is recommended to administrate promptly and regularly during the diuresis stage. The healing of the stoma benefits from the adequate nutritional support. The metabolic acidosis still should be prevented when the urinary production returns normal.
