RS PUPUK KALTIM
2016
• 28 19 69
No RM :
• 9 Juli 2016 (05.10)
Tanggal KRS :
• 8 Juli 2016 (07.00)
Tanggal MRS :
• 2 hari
Usia :
Lahir :
• 6 Juli 2016 Tanggal
Kelamin :
• Laki-laki Jenis
• M. Rhaka Saputra
Nama :
DATA PASIEN
ANAMNESIS
Bayi laki-laki usia 2 hari, datang dibawa
oleh orang tuanya dengan keluhan utama
kembung. Bayi kembung sejak lahir dan
belum pernah bab sejak lahir. Kentut belum
bisa. Bayi tampak kuning sejak pagi hari
SMRS disertai demam tinggi hingga 40°C
dan tampak sangat lemah dan nafas berat.
Bayi tidak mau menyusu dan masih BAK(+)
walaupun sedikit (bercak di popok) sejak
tadi pagi.
RIWAYAT KELAHIRAN
Lahir di RS Amalia
Pasien anak kedua
tgl 6/7/2016 dengan
lahir hidup, anak
ibu G3P1A1 lahir
pertama meninggal
prematur UK 32
usia 1 th krn diare
minggu
NP/BBLR/SMK
Early Onset Sepsis
(severe)
MAR susp. tanpa Fistel
• Rontgen thorax dan pulmo dalam batas normal
• Gambaran large bowel obstruction dengan tidak tampak adanya
udara di cavum pelvis (proyeksi rectum) curiga ec malformasi Kesimpulan
anorectal letak tinggi (Hirschprung dd/ atresia rectum) dan
Hepatomegali.
• Tak tampak distensi cavum abdomen. Preperitoneal fat line
bilateral tegas. Distribusi udara usus tidak merata, tidak
tampak adanya udara di usus bagian pelvis, proyeksi rectum,
dengan dilatasi dan distensi lumen usus curiga colon dengan Abdomen
ujung udara terdistal di atas simfisis pubis. Konfigurasi hepar
membesar dan lien normal. Terpasang OGT dengan ujung
distal di lambung.
• Corakan bronkovaskular normal, pengembangan
pulmo baik. Tak tampak penebalan pleural space
bilateral. Kedua diafragma licin, tak mendatar.
Thorax
Konfigurasi cor normal, sistema tulang yang
tervisualisasi intak
Babygram (expertise)
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
• Mengarah ke gambaran Atresia Ani
n
Letak Tinggi
Kesimpula
• Foto crosstable lateral pada pasien
dengan klinis malformasi
n
anorectal, hasil : tampak udara Pemeriksaa
distal usus berjarak 2cm dari anal
dimple. Kesan udara terdistal usus
Hasil
berada diatas pubococcigeal line
Cross Table Lateral:
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
Laboratorium Darah (8 Juli 2016)
ELEKTROLIT HEMATOLOGI
Natrium 154 WBC 6.51
Kalium 7.7 Neutrofil 18.6
Chlorida 122 HGB 21.2
KIMIA KLINIK HCT 60.70
Bilirubin total 11.1 PLT 211.000
Bilirubin direk 2.49 Gol Darah B
Bilirubin 8.64 Rhesus Positif
indirek
SEROLOGI KOAGULASI
CRP Test Negative PTT 31.4
APTT 122.2
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
Laboratorium Urin (8 Juli 2016)
URIN LENGKAP
Berat Jenis 1.025 Keton (-)
pH 5.0 Nitrit (-)
Warna Kuning pekat Urobilinogen (-)
Protein +1 Bilirubin +2
Glukosa (-) Sedimen Erit 0-1
Eritrosit (-) Sedimen Leu 0-2
Leukosit (-) Lain-lain (-)
Diagnosis
NP/BBLR/SMK
Sepsis berat
INSTRUKSI POST OP
Prognosis : Ad Malam
Terapi lanjutkan sesuai program
Spooling dengan PZ 200-300cc/24jam
Laparotomy on demand
FOLLOW UP
Tanggal/ Catatan Perkembangan
Jam
8-7-2016 S: Pasien post op. Instabilitas suhu (+) hipotermi. Nafas spontan
22.00 (+) inadekuat. Luka operasi tertutup verbant. BAK(-) BAB(-)
WITA
O: GT Sangat Lemah, HR 136x/i, RR 46x/i , temp 36°C, SpO2
88%
k/l : a-/i(+)/c-/d-/pch-/-
Th : Sim -/ ret-/ cs1s2 m-/g-
p v/v wh-/- rh-/-
Abd : Flat. BU(-) luka op tertutup kasa verbant
Akral hangat, CRT <2”
A: NA/BBLR/SMK + MAR tanpa fistel + NEC gr III post
explorasi laparotomy day-0
Pdx: Kultur darah
Kultur feses
Lab post op : DL, FH, SE, CRP, Alb, GDA, BGA
Babygram cito bed post op
FOLLOW UP
Tanggal/ Catatan Perkembangan
Jam
PTx -O2 ventilator PCV PEEP 4 PC 8 FiO2 50%
: i:e = 1:2 Fset 40
-D 12,5% 125cc/24jam (GIR 5,4)
-AS 6% 65cc/24jam (~2,5gr/kg/hari)
-NaCl 15% 2cc/24jam
-KCL 7.4% 2cc/24jam
-Ca Gluconas 10% 4cc/24jam
-Meropenem 2x40 mg (1)
-Amikasin loading 20mg IV maint 1x15mg IV (1)
-Metronidazole loading 30mg IV maint 3x15mg IV (1)
-Ranitidin 2x2mg IV
-Inj Vit K 1mg IM (3 hr) (1)
FOLLOW UP
Tanggal/ Catatan Perkembangan
Jam
9-7-2016 Nadi teraba sangat lemah, bradikardia, irama jantung VT pada
04.25 WITA monitor, nafas gasping (on ventilator) Start bagging dan RJP
04.30 WITA Lapor DPJP, advis : Lanjutkan RJP, KIE keluarga (+)
SEBAB KEMATIAN
Multi Organ Failure & Syok septic
MALFORMASI ANOREKTAL
PEMBAHASAN
NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS
males = females
Prematurity
Risk Factors
Prematurity
(mean Bacterial
gestation 30- Colonization
32)
Enteral
feeding
RISK FACTORS
Inflammatory
Prematurity Infectious Agents:
Mediators:
• primary risk factor • usually occurs in • involved in the
• 90% of cases are clustered development of
premature infants epidemics intestinal injury
• immature • normal intestinal and systemic side
gastrointestinal flora effects
system • E. coli • neutropenia,
• mucosal barrier • Klebsiella spp. thrombocytopeni
• poor motility • Pseudomonas a, acidosis,
• immature immune spp. hypotension
• Clostridium • primary factors
response
• impaired difficile • Tumor necrosis
circulatory • Staph. Epi factor (TNF)
dynamics • Viruses • Platelet
activating factor
(PAF)
•
RISK FACTORS
Circulatory
Enteral Feedings: Enteral Feedings:
Instability:
• Hypoxic-ischemic • > 90% of infants • immature mucosal
injury with NEC have function
• poor blood flow been fed • malabsorption
to the mesenteric • provides a source • breast milk may
vessels for H2 production have a protective
• local rebound • hyperosmolar effect
hyperemia with formula/medicatio • IGA
re-perfusion ns • macrophages,
• production of O2 • aggressive lymphocytes
radicals feedings • complement
• Polycythemia • too much components
• increased volume • lysozyme,
viscosity causing • rate of increase lactoferrin
decreased blood >20cc/kg/day • acetylhydrolase
flow
• exchange
CIRCULATORY INSTABILITY
PRIMARY INFECTIOUS AGENTS
Hypoxic-ischemic event
Bacteria, Bacterial toxin, Virus, Fungus Polycythemia
MUCOSAL INJURY
INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS
Inflammatory cells (macrophage) ENTERAL FEEDINGS
Platelet activating factor (PAF) Hypertonic formula or medication
Tumor necrosis factor (TNF) Malabsorption, gaseous distention
Leukotriene C4, Interleukin 1; 6 H2 gas production, Endotoxin
production
The Intestinal Barrier
Intestinal motility and
digestion
The mucous coat
Tight Junctions
Preemie GI Wall VS Adult GI Wall
NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS
Pathology:
most commonly involved areas: terminal ileum and
proximal colon
GROSS:
bowel appears irregularly dilated with hemorrhagic or ischemic
areas of frank necrosis
focal or diffuse
MICROSCOPIC:
mucosal edema, hemorrhage and ulceration
Pathology
Image from the Cornell University Medical Collage
NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS
MICROSCOPIC:
minimal inflammation during the acute phase
increases during revascularization
granulation tissue and fibrosis develop
stricture formation
microthrombi in mesenteric arterioles and venules
CLINICAL PRESENTATION
Gestational Age at
Age Diagnosis
• < 30 wks • 20 days
• 31-33 wks • 11 days
• > 34 wks • 5.5 days
• Full term • 3 days
*Time of onset is inversely related to gestational age/birthweight
CLINICAL PRESENTATION
GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEMIC
• Feeding intolerance • Lethargy
• Abdominal distention • Apnea/respiratory
• Abdominal tenderness distress
• Emesis • Temperature instability
• Occult/gross blood in • Hypotension
stool • Acidosis
• Abdominal mass • Glucose instability
• Erythema of abdominal • DIC
wall • Positive blood cultures
Screen clipping taken: 14/04/2014; 21:49
CLINICAL PRESENTATION
Sudden Onset: Insidious Onset:
• Full term or preterm • Usually preterm
infants • Evolves during 1-2
• Acute catastrophic days
deterioration • Feeding intolerance
• Respiratory • Change in stool pattern
decompensation • Intermittent abdominal
• Shock/acidosis distention
• Marked abdominal • Occult blood in stools
distension
• Positive blood culture
RADIOLOGICAL FINDINGS
Pneumatosis Intestinalis
hydrogen gas within the bowel wall
product of bacterial metabolism
a. linear streaking pattern
more diagnostic
b. bubbly pattern
appears like retained meconium
less specific
Intestinal Pneumotosis
Characteristic radiographic finding
Pneumoperitoneum
free air in the peritoneal cavity secondary to perforation
falciform ligament may be outlined
“football” sign
surgical emergency
LABORATORY FINDINGS
CBC Acidosis
• neutropenia/ • metabolic
elevated WBC
• thrombocytopeni DIC
a
Orogastric decompression
low intermittent suction
Antibiotics
Amp/Gent; Clindamycin
Vanc/Cefotaxime • suspected or proven perforation
TREATMENT
Surgical Consult
indications for surgery:
• portal venous gas;
pneumoperitoneum
suspected or • clinical deterioration
proven NEC • despite medical management
• positive paracentesis
• fixed intestinal loop on serial x-
rays
• erythema of abdominal wall
TREATMENT
Labs: q6-8hrs
CBC, electrolytes, DIC panel, blood gases
X-rays: q6-8hrs
AP, left lateral decubitus or cross-table lateral
Supportive Therapy
fluids, blood products, pressors, mechanical
ventilation
PROGNOSIS
Depends on the severity of the illness
Associated with late complications
strictures
short-gut syndrome
malabsorption
fistulas
abscess
* MOST COMMON
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