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Update in the Management of Sepsis NATHANIEL LITTLE, MD UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DIVISION OF PULMONARY SCIENCES & CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE Disclosure I have no actual or potential conflict of interest in relation to this presentation. Objectives Explore Explore current controversies in the management of sepsis and septic shock Review Review emerging literature surrounding sepsis management Identify Identify the scientific rationale behind core sepsis bundle components and asses the contribution of each component to overall clinical effect Understand Understand recent refinements in the definition of sepsis-related clinical entities and prognostication tools

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UpdateintheManagementofSepsisNATHANIELLITTLE,MD

UNIVERSITYOFCOLORADO

DIVISIONOFPULMONARYSCIENCES&CRITICALCAREMEDICINE

DisclosureIhavenoactualorpotentialconflictofinterestinrelationtothispresentation.

Objectives

Explore Explorecurrentcontroversiesinthemanagementofsepsisandsepticshock

Review Reviewemergingliteraturesurroundingsepsismanagement

Identify Identifythescientificrationalebehindcoresepsisbundlecomponentsandassesthecontributionofeachcomponenttooverallclinicaleffect

Understand Understandrecentrefinementsinthedefinitionofsepsis-relatedclinicalentitiesandprognosticationtools

ClinicalCase66year-oldLebanesewomanwithhistoryofmigraines,HTN,GERD,DM2,diastolicHF,OSApresentstotheEDwithcomplaintsofalteredmentalstatusandnausea/vomiting

-usualstateofhealthwithexceptionofsevereheadacheandsomeshakingchillslastevening

-retiredtobedfollowinguseofhertriptanandthetrustyCPAPmask

-husbandnotedabnormalsoundscomingfromherroomat10:00amthenextmorning

-findspatientobtunded,vomitingintoherCPAPmaskandshakingvigorously

-intubatedintheEDforrespiratoryextremis,uponfoley catheterplacement,notedtohaveastenchfromurinethatwould“knockyoursocksoff”

ClinicalCaseVitalsintheED:temperature38.3F,respiratoryrate22,pulse112,Osat 83%,GCS6

Intubatedforairwayprotection/hypoxemia,initialABG7.3/28/101on50%FiO2

CBC:WBC12.7Hgb11.1Plt 130

BMP:139/4.7/105/16/17/1.2

LFT’s:AST14,ALT13,TB0.9,AP71,Alb3.7

Followingintubation:developmentofnotablehypotension,MAP67requiring15ug/kg/mindopamineinED

TrendsInSepsisIncidence&Mortality

Rheeetal.IncidenceandtrendsofsepsisinUShospitalsusingclinicalvsclaimsdata,2009-2014.JAMA.2017;318(13):1241.

WhatIsSepsis?ClinicalSyndromeà

ResultinginPathologic/BiochemicalDerangementsà

DuetoDysregulatedInflammatoryProgrammingà

InResponsetoInfection

NetSum:OrganDysfunctionàIncreaseRiskofDeath

Rhodesetal.Survivingsepsiscampaign:internationalguidelinesformanagementofsepsisandsepticshock:2016.IntensiveCareMed2017;43:304.

SepsisDefinitions(1991)

Sepsis:

-Systemicinflammatoryresponseinthecontextofproven/suspectedinfection

SevereSepsis:

-Sepsiscomplicatedbyorgandysfunction

SepticShock:

-Sepsisrelatedacutecirculatoryfailurecharacterizedbypersistentarterialhypotensionunexplainedbyothercauses

Boneetal.Consensusconference:Definitionsforsepsisandorganfailureandguidelinesfortheuseofinnovativetherapiesinsepsis.Crit CareMed.1992;20(6):864.

SepsisDefinitionin2016Sepsis:Life-threateningorgandysfunctioncausedbydysregulatedhostresponsetoinfection

SepticShock:Subsetofsepsiswithcirculatoryandcellular/metabolicdysfunctionassociatedwithhigherriskofmortality

Singeretal.Thethirdinternationalconsensusdefinitionsforsepsisandsepticshock(sepsis-3).JAMA.2016;315(8):801.

SuspectedInfection

SOFAScore> 2(AboveBaseline)

SEPSIS

Sepsis

VasopressorsNeedor

Lacatate >2

SEPTICSHOCK

WhatIsSOFA?

Singeretal.Thethirdinternationalconsensusdefinitionsforsepsisandsepticshock(sepsis-3).JAMA.2016;315(8):801.

HowDoWeUseSOFA?-Attemptstodoabetterjobofconnectingevidenceoforgandysfunctionwithsepsis

-OrgandysfunctionisidentifiedasacutechangeintotalSOFAScore> 2(fromknownbaseline)or> 2(ifunknownbaseline)

-SOFAscore>2predictsanoverallmoralityriskof~10%ingeneralinpatientpopulationwithsuspectedinfection

Singeretal.Thethirdinternationalconsensusdefinitionsforsepsisandsepticshock(sepsis-3).JAMA.2016;315(8):801.

BackToOurPatientNotedintheEDtohavetemp38.3F,respiratoryrate22,pulse112,Osat 83%,GCS6

Intubatedforairwayprotection,initialABG7.3/28/101on50%FiO2

CBC:WBC12.7Hgb11.1Plt 130

BMP:139/4.7/105/16/17/1.2

LFT’s:AST14,ALT13,TB0.9,AP71,Alb3.7

Followingintubation:notablehypotension,MAP67with15ug/kg/mindopamine

BackToOurPatientNotedintheEDtohavetemp38.3F,respiratoryrate22,pulse112,Osat 83%,GCS6

Intubatedforairwayprotection,initialABG7.3/28/101on50%FiO2

CBC:WBC12.7Hgb11.1Plt 130

BMP:139/4.7/105/16/17/1.2

LFT’s:AST14,ALT13,TB0.9,AP71,Alb3.7

Followingintubation:notablehypotension,MAP67with15ug/kg/mindopamine

SOFAScore11

ButIWasUndertheImpressionThereWouldBeNoMath?WhatisthisqSOFA?

-PatientsmeetingcriteriaofqSOFA are:-morelikelyeithertohaveprolongedICUstayorlikelytodieduringthecurrenthospitalization

Singeretal.Thethirdinternationalconsensusdefinitionsforsepsisandsepticshock(sepsis-3).JAMA.2016;315(8):801.

Finkelsztein etal.ComparisonofqSOFA andSIRSforpredictingadverseoutcomesofpatientswithsuspicionofsepsisoutsidetheintensivecareunit.CriticalCare201721:73.

CorePrinciplesofSepsisManagement1.InfectionContainment

2.HemodynamicAssessment/Resuscitation

3.AddressingMetabolicDerangements

4.SupportingVentilation/Oxygenation

5.AdjuvantTherapies

EarlyGoalDirectedTherapyComparingEGDTvsUsualCare(at7-72hours)

InHospitalMortality:30.5%vs46.5%(p=0.009)

CVO2:70.4%vs65.3%(p<0.02)

Lactate:3.0vs3.9(p<0.02)

APACHEII13vs15.9(p<0.02)

Riversetal.Earlygoal-directedtherapyinthetreatmentofseveresepsisandsepticshock.NEngl JMed2001;345:1368.

ChallengingTheEGDTParadigmARISETrial:2014

ProMISe Trial:2015

ProCESS Trial:2014

Mouncey etal.TrialofEarly,Goal-DirectedResuscitationforSepticShock.NEngl JMed.2015;372:1301.

Peakeetal.Goaldirectedresuscitationforpatientswithearlysepticshock.NEngl JMed.2014;371:1496.

Yealy etal.Arandomizedtrialofprotocol-basedcareforearlysepticshock.NEngl JMed.2014;370:1683.

HowDidTheyDiffer?OriginalEGDT(Rivers2001) EGDTTrio(Arise,process,Promise2014)

StudyCenters 1(US) 31-56(US,Australia,Europe)

EnrolledPatients(#) 263 1260-1600

ExistingSepsisProtocol No Yes(SSC,NationalStandards)

Pre-randomizationVol(ml/kg) 20-30ml/kg ~14ml/kg

LocationofIntervention ED ED->>>ICU

StudyBlinded Yes No

TimeinED ~8hours 1.2-1.4hours

Vitals:HR(BPM),RR(BPM) 117,31.8 104-113,24.5-25.4

Lactate(mM/L) 7.7 4.4-4.8

TotalVol6-72H(L) 8.6 4.2-4.5

Vasopressoruse(29.1) 29.1 46.6-57.9

MechVentUseat0-6H(%) 53 20.2-34.8

Nguyenetal.Earlygoaldirectedtherapyinseveresepsisandsepticshock:insightsandcomparisonstoProCESS,ProMISe,andARISE.CriticalCare2016;20:160.

Levyetal.Thesurvivingsepsiscampaign:resultsofaninternationalguidelinebasedperformanceimprovementprogramtargetingseveresepsis.Crit CareMed2010;38:367.

Unbundlingthe[Sepsis]Bundles

http://www.workhouses.org.uk/tour/oakum.shtml

“PickingOakum”

CorePrinciplesofSepsisManagement1.InfectionContainment

2.HemodynamicAssessment/Resuscitation

3.AddressingMetabolicDerangements

4.SupportingVentilation/Oxygenation

5.AdjuvantTherapies

IsThereAnyNewInsightIntoInfectionContainment?

Seymouretal.Timetotreatmentandmortalityduringmandatedemergencycareforsepsis.NEngl JMed2017;376:23.

TimingtoAntibiotics-ED?

Liuetal.Thetimingofearlyantibioticsandhospitalmortalityinsepsis.AJRCC2017;196(7):856.

TimingtoAntibiotics-ED/ICU?

Ferreretal.Empiricantibiotictreatmentreducesmortalityinseveresepsisandsepticshockfromthefirsthour:resultsfromaguideline-basedperformanceimprovementprogram.Crit CareMed2014;42(8):1749.

ReasonsForDelayInEffectiveAntibioticsinSepsis1.Failuretorecognizeinfectioninatimelymanner

2.Failuretorecognizethathypotensionassepticshock

3.Effectofinappropriateantimicrobialinitiation

4.Failuretoappreciateriskofresistantorganismsincertainscenarios(eg,immunocompromisedversusimmunosuppressed;antecedentantimicrobialuse)leadingtoinappropriateinitialantimicrobials

5.Waitingforbloodculturesbeforegivingantibiotic

6.TransferfromERbeforeorderedantibioticsgiven

7.Failuretousestatorders

8.Failuretorecognizethatadministrationofinappropriateantimicrobialsisequivalenttoabsentantimicrobialtherapywhenrespondingtoclinicalfailure

9.Nospecifiedorderwithmultipledrugregimenssothatkeydrug(usuallymostexpensiveandhardesttoaccess)maybegivenlast

10.Administrative/logisticdelays

Funketal.Anti-microbialtherapyforlife-threateninginfections:speedislife.Crit CareClin 2011;27:53.

HowMuchDoesAntibioticChoiceMatter?

Kumaretal.Initiationofinappropriateantimicrobialtherapyresultsinafivefoldreductionofsurvivalinhumansepticshock.Chest2009;136(5):1237.

TimingofCultures

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

0-4h 4-8h 8-12h 12-24h 24-48h

NumberPositiveCulturesvsTimofAbxAdministration

BacTec BacT/AlertOnly

Zadroga etal.Comparisonof2bloodculturemediashowssignificantdifferencesinbacterialrecoveryforpatientsonantimicrobialtherapy.ClinicalInfectiousDiseases2013;56(6):790.

InterimSummary:InfectionContainment-Empiricantibiotics/antimicrobialsshouldbeinitiatedwithin1hourofpresentationforsepsis

-Outsideofdefinitivesourcecontrol,antibioticslikelyremainthemostessentialpillarofsepsismanagement

-Relevantmicrobialculturesshouldbeobtainedassoonaspossible(preferablypriortoantibiotics),butshouldnotdelayadministrationofantimicrobials

-Appropriatechoiceofempiricantibioticsisnecessaryforoptimaloutcomes(bettertoinitiateappropriatelybroadspectrumandnarrowasrapidlyaspossible)

-Sequenceofantibioticsmatters:(gramnegativecoverage>>>grampositivecoverage>>>doublegramnegativecoverage/anti-fungalcoverage)

CorePrinciplesofSepsisManagement1.InfectionContainment

2.HemodynamicAssessment/Resuscitation

3.AddressingMetabolicDerangements

4.SupportingVentilation/Oxygenation

5.AdjuvantTherapies

InitialResuscitation-Sepsisandsepticshockaremedicalemergencies,itisrecommendthatresuscitationbeginimmediately-Intravascularhypovolemiaandsepsis-relatedhypoperfusion andcommonlyencountered,requiringpromptrecognition/action

DefinitionsofShock:“Theclinicalresultofcirculatoryfailurethatresultsininadequatecellularoxygenutilization.”

Rhodesetal.Survivingsepsiscampaign:internationalguidelinesformanagementofsepsisandsepticshock:2016.IntensiveCareMed2017;43:304.

Inadequateoxygendeliverywithincreasedmetabolic

need

⬆ Sympatheticdrive

⬆ Cortisolrelease

⬆ Renin-angiotensinWater/Na+conservationVasoconstriction⬆ Bloodvolume

DEFENSEMECHANISMS:

Multiorgan Dysfunction• Alteredconsciousness• Respiratoryfailure(ARDS)• Renalfailure• Liverfailure• DIC

LessonsinActingQuickly

Seymouretal.Timetotreatmentandmortalityduringmandatedemergencycareforsepsis.NEngl JMed2017;376:23.

InitialResuscitation-TheTemplateHemodynamicGoals:CVP=8-12mmHgMAP=>65mmHgUrineOutput> 0.5ml/kg/hrScvO2>70%Hct >30%

Riversetal.Earlygoal-directedtherapyinthetreatmentofseveresepsisandsepticshock.NEngl JMed2001;345:1368.

InitialResuscitation:16YearsLaterARISETrial:2014

PROMISETrial:2014

PROCESSTrial:2014

HemodynamicGoals:CVP=8-12mmHgMAP=>65mmHgUrineOutput> 0.5ml/kg/hrScvO2>70%Hct >30%

Mouncey etal.TrialofEarly,Goal-DirectedResuscitationforSepticShock.NEngl JMed.2015;372:1301.

Peakeetal.Goaldirectedresuscitationforpatientswithearlysepticshock.NEngl JMed.2014;371:1496.

Yealy etal.Arandomizedtrialofprotocol-basedcareforearlysepticshock.NEngl JMed.2014;370:1683.

InitialResuscitation:30ml/kgIVCrystalloid?

MAPGoal> 65mmHg?

Varpula etal.Hemodynamicvariablesrelatedtooutcomeinsepticshock.IntensiveCareMed2005;31:1066.

MAPGoal> 65mmHg?

Asfar etal.Highversuslowblood-pressuretargetinpatientswithsepticshock.NEngl JMed2014;370(17):1583.

Increasedincidenceofarrhythmias

***PotentialdecreasedneedforRRTinchronichypertensivepatientsinhigherMAPgroup

UseofLactateClearance?

CaveatsInUnderstandingLactateMetabolism-Lactateelevationisnotadirectmeasurementoftissueperfusion

EtiologiesofIncreasedLactate:-Tissuehypoxia-Acceleratedaerobicglycolysisfromincreasedβ-adrenergicstimuli-Impairedlactateclearance(hepaticdysfunction)

Luft etal.Lacticacidosisupdateforcriticalcareclinicians.JAmSoc Nephro 2001;12:S15.

Rhodesetal.Survivingsepsiscampaign:internationalguidelinesformanagementofsepsisandsepticshock:2016.IntensiveCareMed2017;43:304.

InitialResuscitation:InterimSummary-Actquickly oncesepsissyndromerecognized/entertained-30ml/kgIVcrystalloidadministrationinthe1st 3hours-Additionalfluidshouldbeadministeredbaseduponfrequentdynamicassessment-Initialtargetmeanarterialpressure(MAP)of65mmHg-Guideresuscitationtonormalizelactate

WhatAbouttheReliabilityofCVP?

Shippy etal.Reliabilityofclinicalmonitoringtoassessbloodvolumeincriticallyillpatients.Crit CareMed.1984Feb;12(2):107.

DoesCVPPredictVolumeResponsiveness?

“TheonlystudywecouldfinddemonstratingtheutilityofCVPinpredictingvolumestatuswasperformedinsevenstanding,awake

maresundergoingcontrolledhemorrhage!”

DynamicVolumeAssessment:HowMuchIsEnough?

EchocardiographicAssessment

PulsePressureVariation(PPV)

Bioreactance

WhatFluidShouldWeGive?

WhatFluidShouldWeGive?

BottomLine:-Noheadtoheadcomparisonbetweencrystalloids-LimitedevidencemaypointtowardsCl- restrictiveoverCl-liberalcrystalloidtodecreaserenalinjury-Somestudieshavesuggestedimprovedmortalitywithuseofalbumin(colloid)particularlyinlowalbuminstates,butnotasprimaryresuscitationfluid-Evidencesuggestsincreasedmortality/increasedRRTneed

Haase etal.Hydroxyethylstarchversuscrystalloidoralbumininpatientswithsepsis:systematicreviewwithmeta-analysisandtrialsequentialanalysis.BMJ2013;346:839.

AndWhenShouldWeStop?

Acheampong etal.Apositivefluidbalanceisanindependentprognosticfactorinpatientswithsepsis.Crit Care2015;19:251.

DeOliveiraetal.Positivefluidbalanceasaprognosticfactorformortalityandacutekidneyinjuryinseveresepsisandsepticshock.JCrit Care2015;30(1):97.

CorePrinciplesofSepsisManagement1.InfectionContainment

2.HemodynamicAssessment/Resuscitation

3.AddressingMetabolicDerangements

4.SupportingVentilation/Oxygenation

5.AdjuvantTherapies

WhichVasopressorShouldWeUse?

CurrentControversiesinSepsisManagement

RoleofVitaminS?

Marik etal.Hydrocortisone,vitaminc,andthiamineforthetreatmentofseveresepsisandsepticshock.Chest2017;151(6):1229.

RoleofVitaminS?

Marik etal.Hydrocortisone,vitaminC,andthiamineforthetreatmentofseveresepsisandsepticshock.Chest2017;151(6):1229.

RoleofBeta-BlockadeandSepsis?

Morellietal.EffectofHeartRateControlWithEsmolol onHemodynamicandClinicalOutcomesinPatientsWithSepticShock.JAMA2013;310(16):1683.

RoleofBeta-BlockadeandSepsis?

Morellietal.EffectofHeartRateControlWithEsmolol onHemodynamicandClinicalOutcomesinPatientsWithSepticShock.JAMA2013;310(16):1683.

Questions?

ReviewQuestionsQ1.Promptvolumeresuscitation/volumestatusassessmentiscriticaltotheearlystagesofsepsismanagement.However,increasedevidencesuggeststhatfluidbalanceinthelatestagesofsepsistreatmentisalsolikelytobeimportant.WhichofthefollowinghasNOT beenassociatedwithpositivefluidbalanceinthepost-resuscitativesepticpatient.A)Ongoingpersistenceofapositivedailyfluidbalanceoverhospitalizationdemonstratesanassociationwithahighermortalityrateinsepticpatients.B)Volumeoverloadisindependentlyassociatedwithimpairedmobilityanddischargetoahealthcarefacility.

C)Positivefluidbalanceinpost-resuscitationsepticpatientsisassociatedwithprotectionagainstthedevelopmentofacutekidneyinjury.D)Positivefluidbalanceinpost-resuscitationsepticpatientsconstitutesariskfactorforneworgansystemdysfunctionathospitaldischarge.

ReviewQuestionsQ1.Promptvolumeresuscitation/volumestatusassessmentiscriticaltotheearlystagesofsepsismanagement.However,increasedevidencesuggeststhatfluidbalanceinthelatestagesofsepsistreatmentisalsolikelytobeimportant.WhichofthefollowinghasNOT beenassociatedwithpositivefluidbalanceinthepost-resuscitativesepticpatient.A)Ongoingpersistenceofapositivedailyfluidbalanceoverhospitalizationdemonstratesanassociationwithahighermortalityrateinsepticpatients.B)Volumeoverloadisindependentlyassociatedwithimpairedmobilityanddischargetoahealthcarefacility.

C)Positivefluidbalanceinpost-resuscitationsepticpatientsisassociatedwithprotectionagainstthedevelopmentofacutekidneyinjury.D)Positivefluidbalanceinpost-resuscitationsepticpatientsconstitutesariskfactorforneworgansystemdysfunctionathospitaldischarge.

ReviewQuestionsAnswerQ1.Emergingdataappearstosuggestthatpersistentpositivefluidbalanceinthepost-resuscitativesepticpatientisanindependentriskfactorassociatedwithhighermortality,increasedlikelihoodofimpairedimmobility/readinessforpost-hospitaldischarge,increasedlikelihoodofdevelopingacutekidneydisease,aswellasincreasedriskfordevelopinganeworgandysfunctionbythetimeofhospitaldischarge.Whiledatacontinuestogrow,suchfindingsunderscoretheimportanceofprompt,aggressivevolumeresuscitationintheearlystagesofsepsis/septicshock.However,thepost-resuscitationperiodrequirescarefulattentiontoongoingvolumestatusassessment,avoidanceofexcessiveIVF,andpotentialneedforinterventionstonormalizevolumestatus(i.e.diuretics,mobilization).

References:Acheampong etal.Apositivefluidbalanceisanindependentprognosticfactorinpatientswithsepsis.Crit Care2015;19:251.Brotfain etal.Positivefluidbalanceasamajorpredictorofclinicaloutcomeofpatientswithsepsis/septicshockafterICUdischarge.AmJEmerg Med2016;34(11):2122.Mitchelletal.Volumeoverload:prevalence,riskfactors,andfunctionaloutcomeinsurvivorsofsepticshock.AnnAmThorac Soc.2015;12(12):1837.DeOliveiraetal.Positivefluidbalanceasaprognosticfactorformortalityandacutekidneyinjuryinseveresepsisandsepticshock.JCrit Care2015;30(1):97.Malbrain MLetal.Fluidoverload,de-resuscitation,andoutcomesincriticallyillorinjuredpatients:asystematicreviewwithsuggestionsforclinicalpractice.AnaesthesiolIntensiveTher.2015;46(5):361.

ReviewQuestionsQ2.Whilelactateisnotadirectmeasureoftissueperfusion,increasedlactatelevelsareassociatedwithunfavorableclinicaloutcomes.Thuslactateitisoftenutilizedasanindirectmarkertoassistintheguidanceofresuscitationinsepsis/septicshock.Whichofthefollowingisnotapredominantlycontributingsourceofincreasedserumlactate?

A)Acceleratedaerobicglycolysisfromincreasedβ-adrenergicstimuli

B)Impairedlactateclearanceviahepaticdysfunction

C)Tissuehypoxia

D)Impairedlactateclearanceviarenaldysfunction

ReviewQuestionsQ2.Whilelactateisnotadirectmeasureoftissueperfusion,increasedlactatelevelsareassociatedwithunfavorableclinicaloutcomes.Thuslactateitisoftenutilizedasanindirectmarkertoassistintheguidanceofresuscitationinsepsis/septicshock.Whichofthefollowingisnotapredominantlycontributingsourceofincreasedserumlactate?

A)Acceleratedaerobicglycolysisfromincreasedβ-adrenergicstimuli

B)Impairedlactateclearanceviahepaticdysfunction

C)Tissuehypoxia

D)Impairedlactateclearanceviarenaldysfunction

ReviewQuestionsAnswerQ2.

Aslactateisincreasinglyusedasasurrogatefortissueperfusion/tissuehypoxia,itisimportanttounderstandthevariousphysiologicandpathophysiologicstatesthatcanresultinitsaccumulation.Lactateelevationhasbeenlinkedtoincreasedtissuehypoxia,increasedproductioninthecontextofincreasedaerobicglycolysisfromexcessiveβ-adrenergicstimuli,andimpairedclearanceinthecontexthepaticdysfunction.Whilethekidneysdoindeedparticipateinlactatemetabolism(viaexcretion,gluconeogenesis,andoxidation),itisonlyestimatedtoberesponsiblefor~10-20%oftotallactatemetabolism.Theliver,however,isestimatedtoberesponsiblefor~70-75%oftotallactatemetabolism.

References:Rhodesetal.Survivingsepsiscampaign:internationalguidelinesformanagementofsepsisandsepticshock:2016.IntensiveCareMed2017;43:304.Luft etal.Lacticacidosisupdateforcriticalcareclinicians.JAmSoc Nephro 2001;12:S15.