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Kedaruratan Gastroentero-Hepatologi
Kedaruratan Gastroentero-Hepatologi
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G a s troentero-Hepatol g
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dr. Gde Somayana,Sp-PD-KGE H
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Dep. Ilmu Pssieny
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OUTLINE
• Abdominal pain
• GI Bleeding
Upper GI Bleeding
Middle GI Bleeding
Lower GI Bleeding
• Hepatic Encephalopathy
• Acute Liver Failure
• Acute on Chronic Liver Failure
Acute Abdomen
• Acute abdomen : nye ri p·erruutt yyaannqg ttiibbaa--ttibibaa
• ~ (
Acute abdominal pain : onss( << 2 2 44 jjaa m m ) )
Unstable Hemodynamica
vital lly
Sign stable
s
Fluid resuscitation, blood
&
No Evidence of Surgical
urine culture, bedside US overt peritoniti consult
+/- upright XR
peritoniti s ation
Urgent s
surgical
consultation
Assess
pain
location
RUQ/right LUQ/
Epigastric Periumbilical RL Hypogastru m LL
mid left
Q Q
quadrant mid
quadrant
Lipase, Lipase, Lipase, Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy test,
LFTs Lipase, UA, CT
LFTs, LFTs, test, test, UA, CT vs
UA, CXR, XR, US XR,CT UA, CT vs US UA, CT vs US
US, US
Figure 43.6 algorithm for acute abdominal CT, computed tomography; CXR, chest x- LFTs, function tests; LLQ, left
DiagnosticLUQ, left upper
quadrant; pain.
RLQ, right lower RUQ, right ray; UA, urinalysis;liver
quadrant; lower
US, ultrasound; XR, x-
Perdarahan Saluran Cerna
• Sering dijumpai dgn sppeekkttrruumm erdarahan samar
sampai berat m enga knklnc
liin
canisam ism ddaarri i pp
• nny y aaww aa
Harus dinilai be ratnyaa mbernya
• Hematemesis: muntptah ped erdradadrara ararhahahhaann g atau spt warna
d d a
bubuk kopi ---> sumbeerrnnyy pra
h a
m n
men sueru prarhohokks l gam entum Treitz
• a t
d t
Bila berwarna m era teerraanngigim—
a ed ei i r rans n m>a>al lIii an a ktif , dan bila
h gelapppe aatertra da dauaurraahh —> perdarahan tidak
warnanya merah p hhiittaamm sspptt ~
• aktif
Melena: kotoran atau ffeesseess k ko o p p i i ...eperti ter dan
berbau busuk, dgn suuum bbe mebrbrw eewrraarrnnaase~----- s~an besar dari
~- S
saluran cerna at as p h
pe hi
e it
r rad ad ~
a m
a r ra ah ha an---
n bagi"-
r a.s..a, l dari perdarahan
usus halus atau ·ko. . eebbaaggiiaann .....,,
• Hematochezi a : pe.._ l k ke e c c i i l l b b ii s sa a bbe r ,___
berwarna merah terang
oonn kkaannaann
pprrookkssiimmaal l
• Obscure bleedi nng ((OOGG ppeerrddhan saluran
cerna yang summb g bIeIB erBr )t)t:i:iddaadrdi
raikakhehui walaupun
nn...
sudah dilak uk ynyaatatiinnddaaaakdkdiieatatagagnn endoskopi dan
radiologi _ n kkaann oossti tik
• Occult bleediinn pprreesse i kklliis b erupa anemia
def besi, atrauagdgda :: ehnha nttaasassilsili inni test
• Overt bleediuna nrgrigi f:f:p
eepcecearardlld ssaaraa n cerna yang
a a ra rao
visible (melenn hheemmaatoto h o
h cancc cu
an ult lluur
aa, cchheezizai)a)
,
A. Perdarahan Saluran CCeerrnnaa pper GI Bleeding)
n AAttaass ((UUP.
• Secara garis b esarr 22 vvaerrii d an non-variceal
bleeding ddiibba yyaaiit cceeael
• Etiologi : a g gi i t u u
Table 3.1 Major cause of uppe gastrointestin bleedin
(0/o [4] s r al g
frequency) .
Pepti u 35-62°/o
c leer
Gastroesophage varice 4-31 o/
al
Mallory-Weiss tears 4- o
Gastroduode erosio 13o/o
3-11 °/o
nal
Erosiv esophagins 2-8o/o
e tis
Malignanc 1-4o/o
y sourc 7-
Unidentifie e 25o/o
d
• Anamnesis & Pemeriksaan fisik
liittaass ngg
Table 3.3 Rocka risk score [6]
ll scheme .
Value Scor
e
0 1 2 3
Other markers
Pulse > 100 1
bpm 1
Presentin with melena
g 2
Presentatio with syncop
n e 2
Hepatic
failure 2
Cardia failure
c
(a) (b) (c)
Figure 44.1 Endoscopic stigmata of recent hemorrhage in ulcers. (a) Arterial spurting; (b) nonbleeding
vessel; (c) adherent clot; (d) oozing
visible ulcer.
without other stigmata; (e) flat pigmented spot; (f) clean-base
Table 2.1 Comparison of the most commonly used scoring system for peptic ulcer
bleeding.
1. Medical therapy:
Obat vasoactive: men runkan
u tekanan portal dg vasokonstriksi di
sistim splanknik —>n somatostatin, octreotide , vasopressin,
terlipressin
Balloon tampona de : Sengstaken-Blakemore tub e, Minnesota tube
atau Linton-Nachl es tube
• Fig. 16-27 Control of gastric variceal bleeding with cyanoacrylate glue injection. A, Actively
bleeding gastric varix
(pentagon arrow) with large amount of blood (arrowhead) pooling in
) (black stomach.
gastri varix C, Gastri varix after obliteratio Earlie appearance of
B,
cyanoacrylat casts of
(arrow) (arrow). c . c n. r
Injection
e bleeding
• Fig. 16-11 Large esophageal varices. view of the lower third of the esophagus Fig. 2. Endoscopic techniques for treating esophageal varices. Endoscopic
Endoscopic
strating varices greater than 5 mm in diameter. A, Large varix (arrow)demon-
with red wale sign. B, sclerotherapy
Red wale (right) and endoscopic band ligation (left). (Courtesy of AGA GastroSlides,with permission.
sign-longitudinal whip mark on varix (arrow). C, Large varix with hematocystic spot (arrow). Copyright © AGA Institute, all rights reserved.)
nton
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B. Middle GI Bleeding
Manajemen:
• Diagnostik:e ndoskopi (up ppe ll wer, enteroscope, capsule),
angiography err,, o
o
• Terapi: endo scopic therapy: APC, clippi ng, surgery
• Vascular
Etiologi: o Angiodysplasias
• Anticoagulation
• Chronic renal failure
o Arteriovenous malformations
• Prior abdominal radiotherapy
o Dieulafoy's lesions
• Aortic stenosis (Heyde's syndrome)
o Ischemic enteritis • Aortic aneurysm repair
o Varices
• Inflammatory bowel disease
• Inflammatory • Celiac disease
o Anastomotic ulcers
• Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
o Crohn's disease • Hemorrhagic hereditary telangiectasias
o Eosinophilic enteritis • Blue rubber nevus syndrome
o NSAID enteropathy • Plummer-Vinson syndrome
o Radiation enteritis • Tylosis
o Ulcers • Pseudoxanthoma elasticum
• Autoimmune • Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
o Amyloidosis • Schonlein-Henoch syndrome
o Behcet's disease • Neurofibromatosis
• Tumors • Malignant atrophic papulosis
o Adenocarcinoma • Klippel-Trenaunav syndrome
o Gastrointestinal stromal tumor • Behc;et's disease.
Box 10.5 Aetiology of occult gastrointestinal
Box 44.1 Causes of overt obscure gastrointestinal bleedinq". bleeding
Oesophagus
Upper gastrointestinal tract" • Camero erosions
n
Stomach
Cameron lesions
• Porta hypertensiv gastropathy
Dieulafoy lesion • lDieulafoy's
e disease
Gastric antral vascular ectasia (GAVE, "watermelon stomach") • Gastric antral vascular ectasia (watermelon
stomach)
Small intestine • Arteriovascular malformation
(angiodysplasia
Aortoenteric fistula )
Biliary tree
• Haemobilia (trauma or stone)
Dieulafoy lesion
Pancreas
Meckel • Aneurysm (haemosuccus pancreaticus)
diverticulum Small intestine
Neoplasm • Portal hypertensive intestinal vasculopathy
• Neoplasi (GIST, carcinoma)
Pancreatidbiliary a
• Crohn's disease
disease • Arteriovenous malformation (angiodysplasia)
Ulcer • Aortoenteric fistula
Vascular ectasia • Radiation ileitis
• Meckel's diverticulum
Colon • Polyposis and Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
• Medication-induced mucosa! lesions
Dive rt i cu I os (NSAIDs)
is • Jejuna! diverticula
• Carcinoma
Hemorrhoids • Carcinoid tumour
Rectal varices Colon
Vascular Arteriovascular malformation (angiodysplasia)
C. Perdarahan Saluran Cerna Bawah (Lower GI Bleeding)
Box 10.4 Causes of rectal bleeding
• Colitis (inflammatory,
ischemic, infectious and
radiation)
D Angiodysplasia
o Miscellaneous
• Manajemen:
- Resusitasi
- Mencari sumbe r ppeerrdda : ko
olonoskopi,
angiografi terap iIr ataauu
arraahhaa
nn:
ppeemmbbeedaaha
an
HEPATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY
• Definisi menurut AASLD (2014): disfungsi otak ok insuffisiensi hati atau
akibat hipertensi porto-sistemik
• Klasifikasi HE:
Table 16.1 Classificati of hepatic
on encephalopathy.
Based on of Base on Based time Based on
Base on etiology severity d scal on precipitatingfactors
d WHC scale ISHE e course
Typ A MHE N
CH Episodi Precipitate
e Grad 1 E c d
Typ B e 2 OH Recurren
e Grad E t Nonprecipitate
e d
Grad 3
Typ C e 4 Persisten
e Grad t
e
WHC Wes Have Criteria ISHE Internation Societ for Hepatic and Nitroge Metabolism MH minim
,hepatict n ; CH N,coveralhepati encephalopath
y Encephalopathy
OH E, hepatic n ; E, al
encephalopathy;
Adapte fro [27] E, t c y; overt encephalopathy.
Clinically detectable, Figure 16.1 Spectrum of neurocognitive impairment in
spanning from cirrhosis (SONIC) (Adapted from [31] with permissio from
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Unimpaired
CHE
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(MH e OH
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Days to months
Days to months
Figure 16.3 Recurrent hepatic encephalopathy showing regular frequency
Figure 16.2 Episodic hepatic encephalopathy, showing complete recovery
of episodes with possible continuing hepatic
in between HE, hepatic encephalopathy; CH, covert hepatic covert/minimal
episodes. encephalopathy between HE, encephalopath CHE
encephalopathy; OH overt hepatic encephalopathy. episodes. hepatic y; encephalopathy.
,
E, covert hepatic encephalopathy OHE, overt hepatic
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Figure 16.4 hepatic encephalopath showing a continued
overt hepatic encephalopathyy lasting for weeks
Persistent
of state
to months with
no
return to normalcy. HE, hepatic CH, covert
encephalopathy; OHE, overt hepatic
encephalopath hepatic
y; encephalopathy
Patogenesis
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Urea
Fig. 10.8 A simple schematic of inter-organ trafficking of ammonia both in healthy individuals and in patients with cirrhosis. Ammonia
is
produced in the intestine from dietary protein, deamination of glutamine via glutaminase, and bacterial action in the colon. It is also
produced in the kidney from glutamine via glutaminase. In healthy individuals, the ammonia generated in the gut and kidney is
metabolized in the liver to urea, which is then excreted in the urine. A small proportion of the ammonia produced in the kidney is also
excreted in the urine. Ammonia is also to glutamine in the liver, muscle, and, to a much lesser extent, the brain, via glutamine
detoxified
synthetase. The glutamine is released back into the circulation and undergoes degradation by glutaminase in the gut and
subsequently
kidney to form ammonia. In patients with cirrhosis, ammonia levels are Under these circumstances the synthesis of
circulating via glutamine synthetase becomes the most important,
glutamine increased.
though temporary, pathway for ammonia detoxification. Thus, a
greater proportion of the ammonia generated in the kidney is released into the urine reducing the amount released into the
circulation. Additional ammonia is also systemic
in muscle and, to a much lesser extent, in the brain. Source: Adapted from Wright et
[66]. Reproduced with permissiondetoxified
of John Wiley & al.
Sons.
Fig. 10.12 A possible unifying hypothesis
Precipitating factors
for the pathogenesis of hepatic
encephalopathy. A number of factors,
Ammonia I Hyponatraemia lnflamatory cytokins Benzodiazepines
predominantly ammonia, induce astrocytic
swelling which results in activation of the
N-methyl-o-aspartate (NMDA) receptor and
the generation of reactive oxygen/nitrogen
species ROS/RNS; the Astrocyte
mechanisms
underlying the NMDA receptor activation
are unclear. Astrocyte function is
Swelling
compromised as a result of both the effects
of cell swelling and oxidative/nitrosative
stress and as a result of the direct
neurotoxic effects of ammonia. The
resultant dysfunction causes in
alterations NM DA-receptor
gene transcription, modification of
proteins and RNA, zinc mobilization,
disturbances andin intracellular signa
transduction and l ROS/ANS
neurotransmission.
Astrocytic-neuronal communication and
neuronal function may be compromised,
resulting in disruption of multiple
neurotransmitter systems,
synaptic
plasticity, oscillatory networks, and Gene Protein/mRNA Zinc
functional network connectivity. Source: expression modification mobilization
Adapted from Haussinqer & Sies • Signalling
[87].
Reproduced with permission of
Elsevier.
Astrocytic/neuronal dysfunction
J. ±
i
Synaptic plasticity Disturbed oscillatory networks Functional connectivity
Diagnosis
• Overt HE ditegakkan secara klinis.
• Bila curiga adanya ensefalopati harus dibuat diagnosis bandingnya
• Pemeriksaan laboratorium: pemeriksaan kadar amonia darah tidak
direkomendasikan krn OHE ditegakkan secara klinis. Sedangkan
pada CHE ada korelasi dgn onset dan terapi, tetapi tdk untuk
diagnostik
• Pemeriksaan lab lebih ditujukan untuk mencari faktor pencetus atau
mencari kemungkinan lain penyebab ggn kesadarannya
CHE, covert hepatic encephalopathy; OHE overt hepatic encephalopathy; WHC, West Haven Criteria; HESA, Hepatic Scoring Algorithm;
, Encephalopathy
CHESS, Clinical Hepatic Encephalopathy Staging Scale; MO-Log, Modified-Orientation Log; FOUR, Full Outline of Unresponsiveness Score; PHES,
Psycho-
metric Hepatic Encephalopathy Score; RBANS, Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neurophysiological Status; ICT, Inhibitory Control Test;
CDR,
Cognitive Drug Research; CRT, Continuous Reaction Time; CFF, Critical Flicker Frequency; EEG, electroencephalogram; MELD, Model of End-stage
Manajemen
A. Umum
• Nutrisi: kalori 35-45 kkal/bb/hari, protein 1,2-1,5 gr/bb/hari. Protein
nabati lebih disarankan
• Jangan puasa berkepanjangan, cukup 24-36 jam..misalnya bila
mengalami perdarahan saluran cerna
• Jangan terlambat makan > 3-6 jam
B. Khusus
1. Non-absorbable disaccharides
• lgs di metabolisme di kolon menjadi asam lemak+hidrogen
• bermanfaat menurunkan produksi dan absorpsi amonia
• laktulosa: 15-30 ml, 2-4 x/hari —> bab 2x/hari. Bisa juga per-rektal
250 ml/750 cc air.
• laktitol: generasi ke-2 berupa powder dg dosis 10-90 gr/hari
2. Antibiotika: utk eliminasi bakteri penghasil urease (menghasilkan
amonia :
I. Neomycine
II. Rifaximin 1100-1200 mg/hari dosis terbagi
Manajemen (3)
3. BCAA : meningkatkan detoksifikasi amonia & menurunkan influks
asam amino aromatik ke otak
4. Probiotik
5. LOLA : efeknya untuk meningkatkan aktifitas siklus urea di hati
(amonia —> glutamin) dan meningkatkan sintesis glutamin di tempat
lainnya => kadar amonia darah menurun
6. Ammonia scavenging agents
7. Zinc : sbg kofaktor enzim di siklus urea dan enzim glutamine
synthetase di otot
8. Bromocriptine
9. Flumazenil
10.Liver support system
11. hati
Transplantasi
Table 10.6 Management of recurrent or episodic hepatic Table 10.7 Management of persistent hepatic encephalopathy
encephalopathy
General
Acute events: • Avoid precipitating factors
• General supportive measures • Maintain adequate protein and energy intakes
• Identify and treat precipitating factors • Increase protein intake from vegetable sources
• Enema ta every 6-12 hours for 48- 72 h • Consider probiotics
• Maintain adequate protein and energy intakes • Non-absorbable disaccharides
• Non-absorbable disaccharides: - Lactulose 40-120 mL daily or
- Lactulose 40-120 mL daily or - Lactitol 20-40 g daily
- Lactitol 20-40 g daily If response incomplete, consider:
If response inadequate, add: - Rifaximin 1.2 g daily
- BCAA supplements
• Non-absorbable antibiotic for 5-7 days
- Bromocriptine 7.5 mg daily (if no fluid retention)
- Rifaximin 400 mg tds or - LOLA 6g tds
- Neomycin 4-6 g daily - Sodium benzoate 2 g bd (if no fluid retention)
Between episodes (if necessary): - Daily enemata
• Avoid precipitating factors Continuing poor response, consider:
• Maintain adequate protein and energy intakes - Revision of surgical shunts or TIPS
• Non-absorbable disaccharides - Blockage of large spontaneous shunts
- Lactulose 20-60 mL daily or If situation unresolved:
- Lactitol 20-40 g daily and/ or - Hepatic transplantation, if there are other indications
• Non-absorbable antibiotics BCAA, branched-chain amino acids; LOLA, L-ornithine L-
- Rifaximin 400 mg tds TIPS, transjugular intrahepatic portal-systemic shunt. aspartate;
Box 16.4 Pharmacotherapies for acute overt
Table 10.8 Management of minimal hepatic encephalopathy hepatic encephalopathy and for prophylaxis.
First-line therapy
• Avoid constipation Lactulose or lactito/
•• Acute hepatic encephalopathy
Acute hepatic encephalopathy grade 2/3: 30-45 ml orally every
• Avoid other precipitating factors gr
2-3 bowel movements a day till
2-3 hours with goal of minimum
• Maintain adequate protein and energy intakes improves clinically
• Acute hepatic encephalopathy grade 3/4: 300 ml every 2-3 hours
• Acute hepatic encephalopathy gr
• Non-absorbable disaccharides per rectally till clinically
improved orally two or three times
daily
Lactulose 20-40 mL daily or • Prophylaxis/outpatient:
15-45 ml
Lactitol 10-20g daily for 2-3 bowel movements a day
• Recurrent
Second-line hepatic encephalopathy/first line for OHE if
therapy to
intolerant
Rifaximin
lactulose Add on to 400-550 mg two times daily
• :
Recurrent hepatic encephal es daily
lactulose: Add on to 400-550
• Outpatient: 400-550 mg two tim
g orally every 6 hours for up to
Neomycin
• Acute hepatic encephalopathy: 1
6 days
• Outpatient: 1-2 g orally daily
• Outpatient: 250 mg orally two times
Metronidazole daily
• Outpatient: 250 mg orally two
Third-linetherapy
Branched-chainamino acids
• Outpatient: ,..., 12 g orally daily
erapy. Dose
L-OrnithineL-aspartate variable
• Acute hepatic encephalopathy th
Acute Liver Failure
• Difinisi
Acute liver injury yang ditandai dgn ensefalopati dan koagulopati
(INR >= 1,5), pada pasien tanpa riwayat penyakit hati sebelumnya
dalam waktu < 26 mgg
• Klasifikasi:
Table 2
Etiology of acute liver failure
Apoptosis Necrosis
Complement depletion,
Immune activation
impaired phagocytosis
Proinflammatory cytokines
TNF-a, IL 1 ~'
IL6 Anti-inflammatory cytokines
l
IL4, IL 10, TGF-
~
Microthrombi, tissue
hypoxia SIRS Infections
Artery
Venule Arteriol
e
Capillaries
Vasodilatation/Hyperdynamic Cerebral edema* Renal failure
circulation
Vascular s,
Liver with rDopple
y aobtai every 8- hour earl on and daily
n 12 transaminas
s y ANAthereafter.
disorder ultrasound
20 cardiac with r EK
ALT, alanine antinuclea antibod AST aspartat
transaminas e;BUN bloo ,
urea r y; cytomegaloviru
CMV , e EB
lschemia echo Doppler G, e; , d nitrogen; , s; V,
, Epstein- virus; HAV, A HCV, C virus;
volume Barr hepatitis HSV, virus; hepatitisIN HE, hep
Pregnancy- Pregnancy platele count atic simplex
related status
test, t , encephalopathy;
malized LOH, herpes virus;
dehydrogenas Sm, R,
internationa -
muscle
LDH, test ratio; lactate e; smooth l .
nor
haptoglobin, Coombs
Malignanc History imaging live biops -
y , , r y
Manajemen
A. Umum
• Nutrisi: terjadi hipoglikemia akibat insulin yang meningkat, ggn
glukoneogenesis & hiperkatabolik state. Kalori enteral 20-25 kkal/
bb/hari, protein 1-1,5 gr/bb/hari.
• Atasi ensefalopati & udem cerebri. Ensefalopati hepatik tjd krn udem
cerebri dan peningkatan tekanan intrakranial—> manitol atau saline
hipertonik
• Infeksi insidennya 90 %, atasi dengan antibiotika broad spektrum.
Pertimbangan pemberian antibiotika: leukositosis, demam,
kesadaran makin menurun
B. Khusus
• ECLS
• Transplantas hati
Acute on Chronic Liver Failure
• Difinisi:
Suatu dekompensasi hati akut pada pasien dengan CLD yang disertai
dengan gagal organ
• Definisi ACLF berbeda di berbagai negara (APASL, AASLD/EASLD,
NACSELD)
Table 2 of the existing ACLF definitions commonly accepted
Comparison
APASL EASL/CLIF NASCELD
Definitio Acute hepatic insult manifesting as jaundice and An acute of pre-existing chronic liver A syndrome characterized
n coagulopathy deterioration
disease usually related to a precipitating event by acute deterioration in a patient of cirrhosis due
Complicated within 4 weeks by ascites and/or and
associated with increased mortality at 3 months due to
encephalopathy in a patient with previously diag- to multisystem organ failure infection presenting with two or more extrahepatic
nosed or undiagnosed chronic liver disease organ failure.
associ-
Study cohort ated with high mortality. Prospectively studied in 1343 Prospectively studied in 507 patients
First consensus was the expert opinion, patients
subsequently
prospectively evaluated in 1402 patient, subse-
Inclusion Compensated Cirrhosis (diagnosed or non-diagnosed) Cirrhosis only Cirrhosis only
CLD but innot
quently 3300 patients.
cirrhosis Compensated or decompensated Compensated or decompensated
Acute insult directed to liver Renal failure is mandatory (not liver failure for defin- Two extrahepatic organ failure
Presentation with liver failure to start with ing ACLF) Presentation not necessarily be liver failure
Index presentation Presentation not necessarily be liver failure Can be repeated episodes of ACLF
Can be repeated episodes ACLF
Diagnosi Early, reversibility is and thus may affect Too late, is unlikely and thus may not Too late, reversibility is and thus may not
s likely reversibility unlikely
outcome affect outcome affect outcome
Exclusion Criteria Patients who had infections but did not require hospital
Prior decompensation HCC admission.
HCC Cirrhosis without infection.
Immune-compromised patients with human immunode-
ficiency virus (HIV) infection, prior organ transplant,
and disseminated malignancies
Homogeneity Yes. Index previously unknown or com- No. Any with prior decompensatio or No. Any presentation, with prior or
presentation,
pensated, hepatic insult leadin to liver failure presentation, ongoing n ac decompensation ac
acute g recent
insult isworsening of decompensation,
not directed to liver, in particular ( 40%ut recent worsening of ongoing ut
as the driver. are e decompensation, e
of unknown acute insult), not liver but extrahepatic insult is not directed to liver in particular
organ failure, i.e., renal failure is must, systemic Any extrahepatic organic failure
inflammation but not the liver as driver.
Time frame 4 weeks Not defined
Acute insult 4-12 weeks (variable)
Hepatic Infection, i.e., systemic
Sepsis Consequence/complication Hepatic or Systemic (extrahepatic) (extrahepatic)
Organ failure Liver is primary to start Cause/precipitant Cause/precipitant organic
with Systemic inflammation leading to kidney failure Systemic inflammation leading to
Others subsequently as extrahepatic
Disease severity score CLIF-C SOFA, Prospective but only expert opinion
AARC Score-prospective as well as validated the primary with or without other organ failure failure
MELD
Golden window Well defined for therapy, i.e., by 7 days SIRS or No such
sepsis CLIF-CSOFA
as well as for decision regarding Liver Transplant No such
Pediatric cohort None None
Yes
Therapy Regenerative and bridging therapy with good result No such No such
Reversibility of ACLF Yes Not described Not described
syndrome
APASL
• Definisi ACLF: acute hepatic insult berupa ikterus (bilirubin >= 5) dan
koagulopati (INR >= 1,5) yang kmd diikuti dgn komplikasi asites dan
atau ensefalopati dlm waktu 4 mgg, pada orng yg diketahui atau tidak
menderita peny hati kronis atau sirosis kompensata
A. Faktor predisposisi
B. Faktor pencetus
C. Faktor inflamasinya
D. Terapi spesifik thd organ failure
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