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Pulmonary Disease Treatment concerning COPD Agenda Introduce the journal article Review of preliminary background Discuss the details of the study Evaluation of the study Discuss how the implications of the study translate into practice ID: 469179

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By Melissa Jakubowski

Pulmonary Disease Treatment concerning COPD Slide2

Agenda

Introduce the journal article

Review of preliminary background

Discuss the details of the study

Evaluation of the study

Discuss how the implications of the study translate into practice

QuestionsSlide3

Journal Article

Efficacy of corticosteroid therapy in patients with an acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease receiving ventilatory

supportSlide4

This study assessed:

T

he effect of

systemic corticosteroids on ICU patients who were mechanically ventilated (invasive or noninvasive) due to COPD exacerbationsSlide5

Importance

Previous randomized trials assessing the effect of systemic corticosteroid therapy on COPD exacerbations have excluded patients with respiratory failure who required mechanical ventilation or ICU admission

Critically ill patients in the ICU are more prone to develop complications potentially associated with corticosteroid therapySlide6

Hospital treatment for COPD

BronchodilatorsAntibioticsOxygenC

orticosteroids Slide7

COPD and Corticosteroid Therapy

COPD: airways damaged interfering with the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs

F

unction

: reduce lung and bronchial tube inflammation related to tissue damage and improve respiratory functionSlide8

Short-term side effects

Increased appetiteFluid retentionWeight gain

Increased blood pressure

Hyperglycemia Slide9

Systemic steroids, corticosteroids

PrednisonePrednisoloneMethylprednisolone

Betamethasone

Beclamethasone

Dexamethasone

Flurocortisone

Hydrocortisone

TriamcinoloneSlide10

Screening for subjects

Screening: 354 patients from 8 hospitals in 4 countries from July 2005 – July 2009Criteria: hospitalization because of exacerbation of COPD requiring ventilatory support in the ICU

Controls: diagnosis of “exacerbation of COPD” was explicitly defined; patients with conditions that would alter integrity of study were excludedSlide11

Ethics

Approved by the ethics committee at each hospitalWritten informed consent obtained from patients or their surrogatesSlide12

Study population Slide13

Baseline Characteristics

Characteristic

Placebo

Group (n=40)

Corticosteroid

Group (n=43)

P

Value

Age (year)

67.6

69.1

0.52

Men (%)

34

32

0.23

SAPS II

36.3

36.3

0.99

Comorbid condition

(%)

DM

22

35

0.07

Reason

for acute exacerbation of COPD (%)

0.72

Initial

ventilatory support (%)

0.60Blood gases0.72Blood glucose (mg/dL)158.7193.30.02Slide14

Study design

Within 24 hours after ICU admission, patients randomly assigned to either corticosteroid group or placebo groupSlide15

Length of Administration: 10 days

Treatment Group

Methylprednisolone

Placebo Group

Normal saline solutionSlide16

Administration RegimenSlide17

Outcome Measures

Duration of mechanical ventilation, dLength of ICU stay, d

Length of hospital stay, d

In-ICU mortality, %

Failure of NIMV, %

Reintubation within 48 hours of planned extubation and received CMV either initially or after failure of NIMV, %Slide18

Frequency of Adverse Events

Superinfection

Gastrointestinal bleeding

Arterial hypertension

Hyperglycemia

Ventilator-associated pneumonia

Delirium

ICU-acquired paresisSlide19

Other daily measurements

ABG analysisC-reactive proteinMaximal blood glucose level

Daily dose of insulin

PEEP (positive end-expiratory pressure): only in patients who were intubatedSlide20

Results: Outcome Measures

Outcome

Placebo

Group

Corticosteroid

Group

P Value

Duration of mechanical

ventilation, d

4

3

0.04

Length

of ICU stay, d

7

6

0.09

Length of hospital

stay, d

15

13

0.30

In-ICU mortality,

%

10

12

0.81

Failure of

NIMV, %

37

0

0.004Reintubation within 48h, %19140.71Slide21

Reduction in duration of mechanical ventilationSlide22

Reduction in the Incidence of NIV FailureSlide23

Frequency of Adverse Events

Event

Placebo Group

Corticosteroid Group

P Value

Superinfection

6

5

0.65

GI bleeding

2

2

0.60

Arterial

HTN

4

2

0.42

Hyperglycemia

10

20

0.04

Vent-associated

pneumonia

3

4

0.77

Delirium

3

1

0.35

ICU-acquired paresis00…Slide24

Pros vs. Cons

Pros

Modest reduction in the duration of mechanical ventilation

Increased success of NIMV

Trend towards shorter ICU stay

Cons

HyperglycemiaSlide25

Evaluation of the study:

Pros

1

st

study to confirm the benefits of systemic corticosteroid therapy for ICU patients receiving MV for COPD exacerbation

Validates its usage in clinical practice today

Double-blinded experiment

Source of fundingSlide26

Pros (continued)

Funded by University of Vall d’Hebron

Hospital, Laboratory of Experimental Cardiology (LEC)

LEC mission statement: “to

contribute to lessen the impact of cardiovascular diseases on survival capacity and quality of life of the general population by elucidating the mechanisms of disease and proposing new

treatments”Slide27

Evaluation of the study: Cons

Results will not have an impact on current clinical treatment practice guidelines

Sample size was small (83)

Length of study (5 years)

Does not mention the effect of the drug on eating behavior Slide28

Resource

Alia I, de la Cal MA, Esteban A, et al. Efficacy of corticosteroid therapy in patients with an acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease receiving ventilatory support.

Arch Intern Med.

2011;171(21):1939-1946. Accessed April 13, 2012.Slide29

Additional thoughts

What about corticosteroid long-term side-effects?

Optimal dose and

length of treatment?

How do the findings

translate into

practice?Slide30

Questions