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• TITLE: Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy Clearance Rate for Salicylate Toxicity in Multi-System Trauma

  AUTHORS: Daniel Silverman, L. Keith French, Robert G. Hendrickson

  KEYWORDS: CRRT; Clearance Rate; Salicylate Toxicity; Multisystem Trauma

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.3 No.6, November 27, 2012

  ABSTRACT: The management of patients with concomitant xenobiotic toxicity and multisystem trauma can be complex. While hemodialysis is generally the modality of choice for extracorporeal elimination of salicylates, the potential for large volume shifts and hypotension may pose a risk in patients with traumatic brain injury. An alternative therapy to hemodialysis is continuous renal replacement therapy, which has slower clearance rates than hemodialysis, but has decreased adverse effects in cases of traumatic brain injury. However, there are few published reports of clearance rates of salicylates using continuous renal replacement therapy. We report a case of multisystem trauma with concomitant intentional salicylate overdose in which continuous renal replacement therapy was employed. The salicylate clearance rate that was obtained in this case was 7.5 mL/minute using continuous veno-venous hemodiafiltration, a form of continuous renal replacement therapy.