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Factors contributing to 2PTH

1. High Phos


2. Decreased 1,25 dihydroxy Vit D production


3. Reduced Ca from gut


4. Decreased ionized Ca


5. Diret PTH stimulation


6. Elevated PTH: high Phos, increased Ca reabsorp

At GFR below 30: calcium is not absorbed well from where?

Gut


Now is coming from bone d/t high PTH


Renal osteodystrophy

Five lab abnormalities of CKDMBD

1. Phosphorous


2. CORRECTED Calcium


3. Intact PTH


4. Alk Phos


5. 25-OH Vit D

Goals for Ca, Phos, iPTH in varying stages of CKD

Stage 3: all normal


Stage 4: all normal


Stage 5: all normal


Stage 5 + dialysis (all normal with iPTH 2-9times upper normal)

Non drug therapy

1. Phos restriction to 800-1000mg/day once S3 CKD


2. Parathyroidectomy (if unreponsive hyperpara)

Drug therapy

Phosphate binders


Take with meals to bind Phos in gut


May be used in combos for additive effects

Calcium carbonate

40% elemental Ca


500, 1000, 1250mg


1250mg TID with meals


Initial choice S3/S4


Treat hypocalcemia + dec met acidosis

Calcium acetate (PhosLo)

25% elemental Ca


667 cap, tab and 667mg/5mL solution


2001mg TID with meals


Initial choice S3/S4


better Ca binder and less Ca absorption

Sevelamer hydrochloride (Renagel)

400, 800 tab


P: 5.5-7.5: 800mg TID with meals


P: 7.5-9: 1200-1600 TID with meals


P >9: 1600mg TID with meals



Non-absorbable binder (binds Phos in exchange for Cl)


NO FEEDING TUBES


Primary therapy in S5


Consider if hypercalcemia or Ca intake >recommended dose with binders

Sevelamer carbonate (Renvela)

800mg tab


Same doses


Avoids metabolic acidosis


Primary therapy in S5


Consider if hypercalcemia or Ca intake >recommended dose with binders


Titrate Q2 weeks by 400-800 a meal

Lanthanum carbonate Fosrenol

500, 750, 1000



250-500mg TID with meals



Flavorless chew tab disscoaites into lanthanum ions which bind dietary Phos



Consider if patient has hypercalcemia

Sucroferric oxyhydroxide (Velphoro)

500mg chew tab


500 TID with meals

Aluminum carbonate

400, 500mg


400-500 TID with meals

Alum Hydroxide

300, 600


300-600 TID with meals


Avoid in general


limit to 4 week course

Al toxicity

Adynamic bone diease


Encephalopthy


EPO resistance


Watch citrate: inc toxicity

Total elemental Ca/day

200mg


1500: binder


500: diet

What effect does sevelamer have on TC?

Increases HDL


Decrease LDL

Which phos binder is most effective?

No data to support any greater!



Sevelamer/lanthanum cause less hyperCa and reduce Ca burden

Use of ergo/cholcalcerifol

Stage 3-5 CKD for patients with low 25-OH Vit D levels


Repeat Vit D levels in 6 months

Dose Vit D if <5

Severe deficiency


Weekly PO X 12 weeks then monthly or single IM dose

25-OH level 5-15 dose

Mild def


Weekly PO dose X 4 weeks then monthyl

16-30 dose Vit D

Insuffiency


Monthly PO doses

Use of Vit analogs in CKD

Suppress PTH synthesis and reduce concentrations



Limited by resultant hypercalcemia

Calcitriol low dose oral

Reduces hypocalcemia


Does not sig reduce PTH

How often to dose-adjust calcitriol

Q4 weeks

Lower incidence of hypercalcemia with which formulations?

Paricaltriol and doxercalciferol


-Dec. mobilization of Ca from bone


-Dec. absorb of Ca from gut

Which formulation requires hepatic orenal activation?

Doxer: needs hepatic activation (prodrug)

Cinacalcet

Calcimimetic attaches to Ca receptor on PTH gland and increases sensitivity to serum Ca conc: reduces PTH



-Very useful in patients with high Ca X P and high PTH when Vit D analaogs cant be used

Initial dose Cinacalcet

30mg (always no matter PTH conc)

Monitor cinalalcet

q1-2 weeks monitor Ca


Do not start cinacalcet if Ca is what

<8.4

Caution with cinacalcet in what disorde

seizures (hypocal can worsen)

AE cinacalcet

N and D

CYP cinacalcet

Inhibits 2D6 (watch with flecainide, TCAs)


Met by CYP3A4: potent inhibitors like ketoconazole can increase conc. 2 fold

Aluminum therapy pearls

-Reserved for Ca X Phos >55


Works within one week


Max 30 days


Citrate will inc absorption


Avoid use of OTC Al products


Baseline Al <20mcg/L

Acetate to Sevelamer conversion

667: 800mg


1334: 1600mg

Monitor Ca, Phos, Alk Phos, iPTH at what stage

CKD S3

Make all therapeutic descisions based on trends, not single data points

!!

Dialysate Ca concentration in CKD5D

2.5-3mEq/L

When to reduce levels of CC-PB

1. Adynamic bone disease


2. Low PTH levels


3. Hypercalcemia

continuous high rate of production of PTH by the parathyroid glands promotes parathyroid hyperplasia

Nodular tissue demonstrates more rapid growth potential and appears to be associated with fewer vitamin D and calcium-sensing receptors, resulting in resistance to the effects of calcium and vitamin D therapy

3 types of bone abnormalities

osteitis fibrosa cystica (high bone turnover disease), osteomalacia (low bone turnover disease), and adynamic bone disease

Intake of calcium from calcium-based binders may also contribute to coronary artery calcification (CAC)

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