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Case Conference February 19th 2013 Scott Laura Confusion and worsening back pain for 2 weeks Chief Complaint 55 yo male with hx of HIV CD4 count 0110 was 23 Below 200 since ID: 741616

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Slide1

Hepatic Encephalopathy… Maybe?

Case Conference

February 19th, 2013

Scott LauraSlide2

Confusion and worsening back pain for 2 weeks

Chief ComplaintSlide3

55 y.o. male with

hx

of

HIV (

CD4 count 01/10 was 23: Below 200 since 2005), emphysema, Hep B and C, depression, AoCD, GERD, chronic back pain, who presents with confusion and back pain x 2 weeks that has progressively worsened.Pt presented to ED under his own volition, with complaint of pain in his “bones and back” Also reported minimal weakness.

HPISlide4

Patient stated he had been confused since a female

acquaintance stole

his home

prescription of morphine

. On chronic pain meds for LBP.Unsure of causeNo previous mention in chart reviewHe was slow to answer questions and perseverating during exam.Patient was noted to be removing IV access and agitated HPISlide5

HIV with CD4 of 23 and % of 4.8 (1/10)Pulmonary MAC

Diagnosed in 4/2010 treated with

Clarithromycin

,

Ethambutol and Rifampin.Smear negative 1/2011 x 1Followed by NO/AIDS and pulmonary (1 visit in 1/11)Hep B and Hep CEmphysema Anemia of Chronic Disease Chronic low back painDepressionPoly-substance abuse Past Medical HistorySlide6

No Known Surgical Procedures Per chart review

Past Surgical HistorySlide7

Morphine of unknown dosage/prescriberPer Chart review Jan 2011

Azithromycin

1200mg weekly

Bactrim

DS 1 tab dailyEthambutol 400mg 2.5 tabs dailyClarithromycin 500mg 2 tabs dailyRifabutin 150mg 3 tabs dailyRaltegravir 400mg BIDAbacavir/Lamivudine 600/300mg dailyAlbuterol HFA 2 puffs q 4-6 hours PRN: SOB/wheezingTiatropium 18mcg dailyFluoxetine 20mg daily

Ibuprofen 200mg 1-2 tabs q 8 hours PRN: pain

Lansoprazole

30mg daily

MedicationsSlide8

IV Contrast: AnaphylaxisPenicillins: Throat Swelling

AllergiesSlide9

Father passed away from unknown causes at 34 y/o.Maternal grandfather died of mesothelioma at unknown age.Mother unknown.

Family HistorySlide10

Per Chart Review80 year tobacco historyDenied current alcohol use

History of Heroin Use – unknown quantity/duration

H

eterosexual

Incarcerated 3 years priorHas lived in homeless shelters in pastWorked as a “boiler-maker” for ~10 yrs.Social HistorySlide11

PCP with NO AIDS task force.Unknown Flu, pneumo

, tetanus.

No colonoscopy per records.

Health

Maintenance Slide12

Gen: No weight changes, fever or chillsHEENT: No visual changes, sore throat,

rhinorrhea

but +

conjunctival

erythema CV: No chest pain, palpitations, SOB, DOE, orthopnea or PNDRESP: No cough, SOBGI: No N/V/Diarrhea/melena/BRBPR, + constipation Skin: No new rashesGU: Denied Dysuria or change in frequencyNeuro: + for dizziness Musculoskeletal: Low back pain x 1 year acutely exacerbated 2 weeks priorROS LimitedSlide13

VitalsTriageT 99.1

BP

134/82

P

105 RR 19 O2 100% on RA6’ 68kg BMI 20ExamT 98.3 BP 121/68 P 90 RR 28 O2 100% on RAPhysical ExamSlide14

GENERAL: Thin,

cachectic

&

dishelved

. Altered with slurred speech and difficult to understand. Uncooperative with examHEENT: Normocephalic, atraumatic. MMM with no dentition. PERRL, EOMI, unable to assess optic nerve. No scleral icterus No obviously elevated JVP. CARDIOVASCULAR: Regular

rate and rhythm

. No murmurs, S3 or S4 noted

RESPIRATORY:

CTA however patient uncooperative with deep inspiration and palpation

Physical

ExamSlide15

ABDOMEN:

Bowel

sounds present.

Soft

. Nontender. Nondistended. No organomegaly.No rebound, guarding , shifting dullness, fluid wave, or caput medusa appreciated.EXTREMITIES: No clubbing, cyanosis, or edema.Back: Uncooperative with straight leg raise or range of motion.Lumbar paraspinal muscle TTPSkin: Multiple tattoos

Some professional and multiple homemade.

No signs of

telangiectasias

Physical

ExamSlide16

NEUROLOGIC:

Mental

:

Oriented to self and place, not to time (day, month or year)

Sensation intact to light touch. Reflexes unable to assess Strength is 5/5 bilaterally in the upper and lower extremities. Cerebellar function: Patient seen standing and ambulating on exam CN II-XII: EOMI intact, PERRLA, sensation intact to light touch, raises eyebrows, closes eyes tight, symmetric facesPhysical ExamSlide17

NEUROLOGIC:

CN II

Not assessed

CNIII, IV, VI

EOMI intact and PERRLA B/LCN VSensation intact to light touch B/LCN VIIRaises eyebrows & closes eyes tight symmetrical B/LCN VIIIGross hearing intact CN IX, XPhonation and swallowing intactCN XINot assessed secondary to being un-cooperative but moving shoulders and neckCN XIITongue appeared mid-linePhysical ExamSlide18

Labs Admit

6.5

10.9

13.5-17.5

31.7

40-51

121

130-400

95

14

140

102

56

(7-25)

4.1

20

(24-32)

3.3

(0.7-1.4)

92

15

(8.4-10.3)

TP

ALB

AST

ALT

AP

TB

11

(6-8)

3.2

(3.4-5.0)

81

(<45)

47

(<46)

50

0.8

Ammonia

80

(9-35)

LA

2.1

Aceta

<10

Salicylate

<4

N 71

L 20

M 9

E 0

B 0

CCa

15.64

Mg 2.4 P 3.7

PT

13.0 INR 1.2 PTT

35.3

Baseline

labs:

Cr 1.0-1.5 from 12/05 – 3/10

Ca 8.4-9.1 from 12/05 - 3/10 Slide19

Labs Admit

UA

Sg

1.020

pH

5.0

Prot

25

Glu

Norm

Ket

Neg

Bili

Neg

Blood

25

Nitrite

Neg

Urobil

Norm

LE

Neg

UA

RBC

0-2

WBC

6-10

(0-5)

SqEp

20-100

Bact

Neg

Casts

0-2

Hyaline

& calcium oxalate crystals

Methanol

<4

Ethanol

<15

Isopropanol

<4

Opiate met

+

THC

+

Cocaine

met

+Slide20

CXRNo acute abnormality identifiedSlide21

Overnight/Day 1 Underwent CT head W/O contrast Patient received Ativan 2 mg for LP around midnight

Did not receive Lactulose

X ray of lumber spine

Multilevel degenerative changes in the spine with no significant interval change.

Urine: No organisms on smearUpep/Spep Pending Hospital CoarseSlide22

CT Brain

Atrophy and chronic

microvascular

ischemic changes. Left mastoid

disease. No acute intracranial findings.Slide23

LP (Tube 4)CSF Clear

WBC 4 (differential not performed for <6)

RBC

12

(0-5)LDH 23Glucose 55 (40-70)Total Protein 40.2 (15-45)Crypto Antigen Negative Gram Stain:No Organisms LabsSlide24

Labs Day 1

141

108

54

3.8

18

3.04

90

13.5

TP

ALB

AST

ALT

AP

TB

9.4

2.6

65

38

43

0.9

Ammonia

80

->

118

LA

1.8

TSH

0.31

(0.5-5.0)

FT4

0.8

CCa

15.58

Mg 2.2 P 3.4

Baseline labs:

Cr 1.0-1.5 from 12/05 – 3/10

Ca 8.4-9.1 from 12/05 - 3/10

PT 13

INR 1.2

PTT 32.8

CBC Stable but platelets clumped Slide25

Blood

Ferritin

454

(20-300)

Iron

109

Transferrin

152

(200-360)

TIBC

198

(250-425)

Iron

Sat

55

(15-50)

Folate

6.1

Vit

B12

330

Urine

Creatinine

229.5

Na

36

FENA

0.34

TP/Cr ratio

298

(<200)

Additional LabsSlide26

Hospital Coarse

Day 2

Transferred to floor overnight

Received 1-2 doses of Lactulose

Began vomiting, no hematemesis notedAmmonia80 > 118 > 125 > 95

BUN

56 > 54 > 50

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2Slide27

Day 3:Patient

received Ativan 2 mg overnight for “excessive restlessness

Mental status waxing and waning, AM of Day 3 he was able to answer questions but still with slurred speech and confusion

Outputs unrecordedCalcium still elevated with only slight improvement in renal functionCalcitonin 250U Q12 started with considerable increase in IVFsHospital CoarseAmmonia

80 > 118 > 125 > 95 > 112

BUN

56 > 54 > 50 > 51

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97 > 2.75

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2

> 12.9

PTH

9

(12-65)Slide28

Late that afternoon (Day 3)

Hospital

Coarse

Large Monoclonal Band in Beta Region Adequate amount of normal serum immunoglobulin presentIgM KAPPA specificity

UPEP: Extra Band in the mid Gamma Region

Immunofixation

: Free Kappa Light Chains

Heme

-Onc

consultedSlide29

Day 4:

Mental status still waxing and waning, he was able to answer questions but still with slurred speech and confusion

Received Lactulose as scheduled

Net negative 10 Liters from admission

4.7 Liters in past 24 hrs Hospital CoarseAmmonia

80 > 118 > 125 > 95 > 112 > cancelled

BUN

56 > 54 > 50 > 49 > 60

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97 > 2.91 > 2.24

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2 > 12.9 > 12.6Slide30

Day 4:

Heme

/

Onc

: Kappa/lamba ratio, IgM, IgG, IgD, and beta-2 microglobulin orderedBone Marrow Biopsy pendingDecadron 40 mg IV Q24Pamindronate 60 IV X-ray Bone survey completed and compared with completed CT of Head (Day1).CT chest/abdomen/pelvis

Hospital

CoarseSlide31

Bone SurveySlide32

CT abdomen/pelvisSlide33

CT Abd/Pelvis without contrastSlide34

CT Abd/Pelvis without contrastSlide35

CT of Chest without contrastSlide36

Day 5:Patient found in afternoon with feces covering patient and bed

NG tube placed

Pt

transferred to ICU for worsening mental status and higher level of care

Added RifaximinHospital CoarseKappa/lambda

Pending

IgM

5812

(40-168)

IgG

726

IgA

83

Beta-2

Microglobulin

7.5

(0.6-2.4)

Ammonia

80 > 118 > 125 > 95 > 112 > 194

BUN

56 > 54 > 50 > 49 > 60 > 70

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97 > 2.91 > 2.24 > 2.14

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2 > 12.9 > 12.6 > 11.5Slide37

ICU Transfer Labs

7.4

8.9

25.4

99

95

13.6

144

114

69

3.9

18

2.16

107

12.3

TP

ALB

AST

ALT

AP

TB

9.5

2.3

52

34

32

0.7

Ammonia

194

LA

2.3

PT

16.6

INR

1.5

N74

B8

L11

M4

Meta2

Mylo1

CCa

13.66

Mg

1.8

P 2.2

ROULEAUX

SEEN ON SMEAR

Slide38

Day 6:

Dark Brown NG Tube output sent for occult blood testing returned as positive

H/H stable

Plasmaphoresis

initiated Albumin InfusionBone Marrow Biopsy doneHospital CoarseAmmonia

80 > 118 > 125 > 95 > 112 > 194 > 146

BUN

56 > 54 > 50 > 49 > 60 > 70 > 68

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97 > 2.91 > 2.24 > 2.14 > 2.05

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2 > 12.9 > 12.6 > 11.5 > 10.9

Serum Viscosity

4.8

RR(1.6-1.9)Slide39

Flow Cytometry

APPROXIMATELY 22.3% OF TOTAL CELLS ANALYZED IN THIS BONE MARROW ASPIRATE SAMPLE ARE KAPPA LIGHT CHAIN RESTRICTED PLASMA CELLS THAT ARE BRIGHT CD138+, BRIGHT CD38+, AND DIM CD45+. THEY ARE NEGATIVE FOR CD117 AND CD56.

MATURE

LYMPHOCYTES

COMPRISE APPROXIMATELY

11% OF TOTAL CELLS AND CONSIST OF A MIXTURE OF T AND B CELLS. THE T CELLS SHOW AN INVERTED CD4:CD8 RATIO, CONSISTENT WITH THE PATIENT'S HIV STATUS. THE B CELLS SHOW NO EVIDENCE OF LIGHT CHAIN RESTRICTION.

CONSISTENT

WITH PLASMA CELL MYELOMA

.Slide40

Bone Marrow Biopsy

Aspirate smear, 20x

Numerous atypical plasma cells with variable size, prominent nucleoliSlide41

Bone Marrow Biopsy

Aspirate 100x,

binucleated

plasma cellSlide42

Bone Marrow Biopsy

Core biopsy, 2x

Hypercellular

marrow, bone destruction.Slide43

Bone Marrow Biopsy

Marrow, 20x

Sheets of plasma cell

Bone destruction

OsteoclastSlide44

Bone Marrow Biopsy

Marrow, 40x

Sheets of plasma cell

Bone destruction

Slide45

CD138 stain

Highlights the numerous plasma cells

Bone Marrow BiopsySlide46

Bone Marrow Biopsy

Ki-67 stain

Proliferation index markerSlide47

Day 7:Multiple BMs overnight

Improving Mental Status

Started Feeds Per NGT

Consulted Urology for

hyrdonephrosisDeferred to IRIVF and lasix discontinuedCalcitonin continuedHospital CoarseAmmonia

80 > 118 > 125 > 95 > 112 > 194 > 146 > 159

BUN

56 > 54 > 50 > 49 > 60 > 70 > 68 > 54

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97 > 2.91 > 2.24 > 2.14 > 2.05 > 1.75

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2 > 12.9 > 12.6 > 11.5 > 10.9 > 8.5Slide48

Day 8:

Continued multiple BMs overnight

Mental Status still improving

Calcitonin

discontinuedIR consult for biopsy of retroperitoneal mass and access for chemo Hospital CoarseAmmonia

80 > 118 > 125 > 95 > 112 > 194 > 146 > 159

BUN

56 > 54 > 50 > 49 > 60 > 70 > 68 > 54 > 51

Creatinine

3.3 > 3.04 > 2.97 > 2.91 > 2.24 > 2.14 > 2.05 > 1.75 > 1.71

Calcium

15 > 13.5 > 13.7 > 14.2 > 12.9 > 12.6 > 11.5 > 10.9 > 8.5 > 8Slide49

Day 9: Ativan given for agitation

Worsening mental status

Day 10: IR placed

nephrostomy

tube and performed biopsy of retroperitoneal mass.Anaplastic appearing cells, many with plasmacytoid features. The malignant cells stain with CD138 andare negative for CD3, CD20, and CD56. Ki-67 stains approximately 90% of cells. Findings most consistent with diagnosis of a plasma cell neoplasm, most likely plasma cell myeloma CT head (no changes)Hospital CoarseSlide50

Hospital Coarse

Day 11: Corrected Sodium, but physically abusive to staff.

No family/contacts could be reached.

Patients mental status

improved.Ethics and Palliative care consult placed.Patient had coherent conversation with Oncology teamUnderstood disease processWished to not pursue further treatment.Slide51

Day 12: Two of patient’s friends were located, meeting with ethics committee.

They stated prior to presentation, patient was usual self [walking, riding bikes, buses etc].

Patient has made comments in recent past of “ready to go.”

Estranged son in FL [

unk name or contact info]. Patient status changed to DNR/DNITransfer to HospiceHospital CoarseSlide52

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