Korean Journal of Nephrology 2000;19(4):687-695.
말기신부전증 환자에서 단백동화호르몬 투여중 발생한 일시적인 한외여과부전 (Nandrolone Decanoate-Induced Transient Ultrafiltration Failure in End Stage Renal Disease Patients Undergoing Dialysis)
이승우(Seung Woo Lee),송준호(Joon Ho Song),이경주(Gyung Joo Lee),김경아(Gyung Ae Kim),김문재(Moon Jae Kim)
Abstract
Nandrolone decanoete(ND), one of the anabolic steroids, has been used by athletes to build muscle mass and enhance weight-lifting performance and has also shown to be useful in malnourished ESRD patients. However, ND has several adverse effects including edema. After we experienced a case of severe edema and transient ultrafiltration failure(TUF) requiring more frequent number of dialysis during ND treatment, we prospectively studied the incidence and clinical characteristics of TUF during ND treatment. Among 30 ND-treated patients, 7 patients developed TUF. All TUF+ patients were female and had sigificantly higher number of patients with congestive heart failure, more use of minoxidil and moderate to severe malnutrition than TUF- patients. There were no significant differences in age, duration of dialysis, and number of diabetics between TUF+ and TUF group. In ND-treated male patients, the number of patients with CHF and moderate to severe malnutrition and with use of minoxidil were significantly lower than TUF+ ones. Body weight and serum albumin concentrations were significantly increased 2-3 months after ND treatrnent in TUF+ patients. But there were no differences in body weight and serum albumin in TUF-patients. In TUF+ patients, frequency of HD increased from 3 times to 4 to 6 times a week. CAPD patients with TUF+ had more frequently used 4.25% dialysate and number of exchanges were increased. In most TUF+ patients, severe edema and TUF were disappeared about 2 weeks after treatment. Most TUF+ patients returned to previous schedle of dialysis. In conclusion, ND seems to induce TUF in ESRD patients who had risk for volume regulation such as CHF, hypoalbuminemia, or the use of minoxidil.
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