Questions and answers | Guidelines |
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Who should undergo renal function test before contrast media administration? | |
History of renal disease or renal surgery | ESUR_2018 [33], RANZCR_2018 [34], UCSF-USC_2020 [36], ACR, NKF_2021 [37], CSR_2021 [38], CAR_2022 [41], ACR_2023 [42] |
Heart failure | ESUR_2018 [33] |
Diabetes | |
Proteinuria | ESUR_2018 [33] |
Hypertension | |
Gout | ESUR_2018 [33] |
Metformin | |
Aging | |
Against Aging | RANZCR_2018 [34] |
How long is the time interval between renal function test and administration acceptable? | |
Within 7 days for patient has an acute disease; within 3 months for patient has a chronic disease with stable renal function | ESUR_2018 [33], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], CSR_2021 [38], SIRM-SIN-AIOM_2022 [40] |
Within 6 weeks for outpatients, within 7 days for inpatients with renal impairment. | UCSF-USC_2020 [36] |
Within 7 days for non-emergency patients. | CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39] |
Within 7 days for inpatients or emergency patients. | CAR_2022 [41] |
Depends on clinical judgment. | |
What is the eGFR cutoff for patients at risk for PC-AKI/ needs referring/ further treatment? | |
Patients with eGFR < 30 mL/min/1.73 m2 | ESUR_2018 [33], RANZCR_2018 [34], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], UCSF-USC_2020 [36], ACR-NKF_2021 [37], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39], SIRM-SIN-AIOM_2022 [40], CAR_2022 [41], ACR_2023 [42] |
Patients with eGFR < 45 mL/min/1.73 m2 in ICU or with high-risk factors | |
What kind of contrast media is recommended for high-risk patients? | |
Support the use of iso-osmolar ICM and low-osmolar ICM. | ESUR_2018 [33], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], ACR-NKF_2021 [37], CSR_2021 [38], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39], CAR_2022 [41], ACR_2023 [42] |
Against the use of ionic high-osmolar ICM. | ESUR_2018 [33], ACR-NKF_2021 [37], CSR_2021 [38], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39] |
Is reduced contrast media dosage recommended for high-risk patients? | |
Use the minimum amount of contrast media necessary for diagnostic efficacy. | ESUR_2018 [33], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], CSR_2021 [38], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39], SIRM-SIN-AIOM_2022 [40] |
Use standard diagnostic dose. | |
How long is the suitable time interval between scan and repeated scan? | |
Repeated CM injections should be avoided within 72 h. | CSR_2021 [38] |
Repeated CM injections should be avoided within 48-72 h. | |
Repeated CM injections should be avoided within 48 h. | CAR_2022 [41] |
Repeated CM injections should be avoided within 24-48 h. | JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35] |
Repeated CM injections should be avoided within 24 h. | ACR_2023 [42] |
Is the hydration recommend for high-risk patients? | |
Support hydration to prevent PC-AKI in patients at-risk. | ESUR_2018 [33], RANZCR_2018 [34], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], UCSF-USC_2020 [36], ACR-NKF_2021 [37], CSR_2021 [38], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39], SIRM-SIN-AIOM_2022 [40], ACR_2023 [42] |
Against oral hydration as the sole means of prevention for PC-AKI. | ESUR_2018 [33], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39] |
Is any drug recommend for high-risk patients, and what are they? | |
Not recommend any drugs to prevent PC-AKI in patients at-risk. | ESUR_2018 [33], RANZCR_2018 [34], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], ACR-NKF_2021 [37], CSR_2021 [38], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39], SIRM-SIN-AIOM_2022 [40], CAR_2022 [41], ACR_2023 [42] |
Is the blood purification therapy recommend for high-risk patients? | |
Not recommend to initiate blood purification therapy. | ESUR_2018 [33], JRS-JCS-JSN_2018 [35], UCSF-USC_2020 [36], ACR-NKF_2021 [37], CSR_2021 [38], CSCP-CPA-CSN_2022 [39], CAR_2022 [41], ACR_2023 [42] |
Not recommend to change the schedule of blood purification therapy. | |
The use of ICM can be synchronized with scheduled blood purification therapy. | CSR_2021 [38] |