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ARDS

(Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome)

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INTRODUCTION
1967, Ashbaugh and colleagues Distress Syndrome Adult Respiratory 1994, AECC Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

ETIOLOGY Pulmonal Nonpulmonal


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ALI ARDS

Underlyng Diseases

ARF

RF CF NF MF MODS / MOFS

DEFINITION
ARDS acute clinical illness characterized by:
The Development of bilateral pulmonary infiltrates on chest radiographs Severe hypoxemia (PaO2/FiO2200). Absence of congestive heart failure

ALI ARF
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PENYEBAB ARDS I . LANGSUNG II. TIDAK LANGSUNG

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Langsung
Aspirasi Tenggelam Inhalasi asap atau bahan kimia toksik Kontusio paru Keracunan Oksigen Pneumoni
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Tak langsung :
Syok berat Sepsis Pankreatitis Emboli lemak Transfusi berlebihan Pasca transplantasi paru
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RISK FACTORS
The most frequently seen are sepsis, followed by multiple trauma and gastric aspiration

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PATOGENESIS
Belum diketahui dengan pasti diduga terletak pada membran alveoli

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Berbagai sebab ARDS


membrana basal bertambah permiabilitasnya aliran cairan dari intra ke ekstra vaskuler edema
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Membran alveoli TD 2 tipe sel


1. Sel epitel tipe 1 (Pneumosit tipe I / A)
2. Sel epitel tipe II ( Pneumosit tipe II/B)

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Sec. Umum Patogenesis ARDS 1.Edema paru 2.Shunting dalam darah paru 3.Fibrosis pada jar. Paru
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Edema paru : Permiabilitas kapiler meningkat Tek. Hidro. Jar menurun Tek. Hidro. Kapiler & arteri meningkat Tek. Onkotik & tek.hidro limpa menurun
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Shunting dlm aliran darah paru


Rusaknya sel tipe I & II surfaktan menurun Alveoli kehilangan keluwesan paru atelektasis Autorefleksi pd arteri kontraksi arteriol shunting
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Fibrosis paru merupakan hal yang selalu terjadi akan tetapi fase bervariasi : Fase eksudat Fase proliferasi Fase penyembuhan
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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Acute phase of ARDS

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Pathogenesis

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CLINICAL MANIFESTATION
Vary considerably : depending on the underline diseases and the number and type of organ other that are failing Symptoms : Rapid onset of dyspnoe (12 48 hr) of the predisposing event, tachypnea, dry cough, retrosternal discomfort, agitation Cyanosis if moderate to severe of ARDS Ronchi and whezing Tachycardia but jugular pressure is normal
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2. laboratorium
ABG Analyzes
Initially show hypoxemia with respiratory alkalosis, if progress hypoxemia with respiratory acidosis

In septic : leukopenia or leucocytosis thrombocytopenia if systemic inflammation.


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Radiologi :
Infiltrat paru difus bilateral edema ( Snow Strom Apperance)

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MANAGEMENT
Therapeutic goal :
1. Treatment of the underlying precipitating event 2. Cardiorespiratory support :
Mechacincal ventilation PEEP Fluid management

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3. Specific therapies targeted at the lung injury Drugs to correct physiological abnormalities
Nitric oxide Surfactant, etc

Drugs used to supress lung inflammation


Corticosteroid Prostaglandins, etc

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DD
Kegagalan nafas ARDS Hipoksemia atau hiperkapnia Hanya hipoksemia Dpt merupakan serangan pd Akut ( < 48 jam ) keggl kronis Kelainan primer paru atau diluar Kelainan primer paru paru Hiperkapnia tidak dapat Dapat merupakan disebabkan oleh ARDS keggl pernafasan dgn tipe hipoksemia
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PROGNOSIS
Deaths :
20% cause of respiratory failure 80% cause of sepsis + MOF

Mortality rate with organ failure :


Respiratory failure Failure 2 organs Failure 3 organs Failure 4 organs Failure 5 organs 40% 54% 72% 84% 100%

Poor prognostic :
Older than 65 years Sepsis
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CONCLUSSION
ARDS is one of the most common diagnosis in critical setting The biggest treatment challenges for the physician Etiology
Direct lung causes Indirect lung causes Outcome Multi factorial Advance supportive care Early detection Effective treatment of co morbid diseases Techniques of mechanical ventilation

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Case Presentation
A 18-year-old girl developed acute onset of severe dyspnea after getting 1000 cc of blood transfusion. On physical examination revealed BP 100/ 80, pulse rate 120, RR 40, and T 36,80 C. There was rales on both of her lung. ABG showed PaO2 43,0 mmHg, PCO2 35 mmHg. Chest X-ray revealed bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and no cardiomegaly. She had mechanical ventilation and administered antibiotic, corticosteroid and diuretic. Everyday she got better and on the 6th day she was recovery.
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