Supporting kidneys in PICU- A jugalbandi
'A PEDIATRIC NEPHRO-INTENSIVE CARE HANDS-ON WORKSHOP'
National PEDICON, 23rd and 24th January, Kochi
Highlights:
- Case-based discussions: Non-dialysis acute kidney injury (AKI) Management
- Fluids, electrolyte disturbances, and drug dose modification
- Small group discussions: Indication and choice of modality of dialysis for AKI
- Special focus on sepsis-associated AKI, Liver failure, cardiac dysfunction
- Interactive session: Acute PD Prescription, monitoring, and trouble-shooting
- Hands-on skills: Simulation-based: Vascular access - catheter insertion, Acute peritoneal dialysis
- Machine-based: Acute hemodialysis/SLED/CRRT, Plasmapheresis
- Point of care ultrasound (POCUS)
Proposed Faculty:
National:
Pediatric Nephrology: Pediatric Intensive care:
- Susan Uthup (SAT, GMC, Trivandrum)
- Lalitha AV (SJMCH, Bangalore)
- Aditi Sinha (AIIMS, Delhi)
- Rajiv Sinha (ICH, Kolkata)
- Nivedita Kamath (SJMCH, Bangalore)
- Arpan Iyengar (SJMCH, Bangalore)
International:
Mignon Mc Culloch (supported by International Society of Nephrology)
Pediatric nephro-intensivist, Red Cross Memorial Children’s Hospital, Cape town, S. Africa
Akanksha Jain (Aster hospitals, Kochi)
Convenor: Dr Arpana IyengarCoordinator: Dr Akanksha Jain
Equipment:
- Mannequins for vascular access
- Mannequins or models for acute PD
- Disposables and gadgets for acute PD , HD and plasmapheresis
- Haemodialysis machine
- CRRT machine
- Ultrasound machine
Table of contents for the digital book:
Topic | Page |
---|---|
Diagnosis and classification of AKI | 1 |
Strategies to prevent AKI in the PICU | 4 |
Common causes of AKI in the PICU: Sepsis associated AKI | 6 |
Drug induced AKI | 6 |
Multiorgan dysfunction | 6 |
Non- dialysis management of AKI | 10 |
Indications for dialysis | 16 |
Modality, prescription, monitoring for dialysis | 17 |
Trouble shooting on dialysis | 21 |
Acute PD | 26 |
Acute Hemodialysis overview | 35 |
Continuous therapies | 38 |
Plasmapheresis | 42 |
Ready reckoner/ references | 45 |
Summary | 50 |
Who should attend?
- Pediatricians interested in critical care or nephrology
- Trainees/ fellows in pediatric intensive care and nephrology
- Post graduates in Pediatrics
- Adult nephrologists supporting sick pediatric patients
- Dialysis technicians