Impacto do risco de desnutrição pré-transplante no desfecho clínico e na sobrevida do enxerto de pacientes transplantados renais

RESUMO Antecedentes: A prevalência de pacientes desnutridos antes do transplante e a influência da desnutrição nos desfechos do enxerto e do paciente permanecem subestimadas, embora estejam associadas a maior morbimortalidade pós-operatória. Este estudo buscou desenvolver uma ferramenta simples de triagem nutricional e avaliar o impacto do estado nutricional no desfecho clínico, sobrevida do enxerto (SE) e risco de mortalidade em pacientes transplantados renais (PTR). Métodos: Neste estudo de coorte retrospectivo incluindo 451 PTR, desenvolvemos um escore usando medidas antropométricas, clínicas e laboratoriais tomadas na avaliação pré-transplante. Os pacientes foram estratificados em 3 grupos segundo a pontuação final: G1 (0-1 ponto) = baixo risco, G2 (2-4 pontos) = risco moderado e G3 (>5 pontos) = alto risco de desnutrição. Eles foram monitorados por pelo menos 1 a 10 anos após o transplante. Resultados: Os 451 pacientes foram estratificados em G1, G2 e G3, que consistiram em 90, 292 e 69 pacientes, respectivamente. Os pacientes do G1 mantiveram os menores níveis de creatinina sérica na alta hospitalar em relação aos demais (p = 0,012). A incidência de infecção nos pacientes do G3 foi maior que nos pacientes do G1 e G2 (p = 0,030). Os pacientes do G3 apresentaram SE pior do que os pacientes do G1 (p = 0,044) e um risco quase três vezes maior de perda do enxerto (HR 2,94; IC 95% 1,084-7,996). Conclusões: PTR com maior escore de risco de desnutrição foram associados a piores desfechos e menor SE. A ferramenta de triagem nutricional é fácil de usar na prática clínica para avaliar pacientes em preparação para transplante renal.

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