ICU Decoded · Aladin Chirag

CRRT — dose, anticoagulation and circuit

A bedside console for prescribing continuous renal replacement therapy: effluent dose in mL/kg/h against actual weight, regional citrate or heparin, net ultrafiltration, and a filter-clotting checklist.

The console works through

• Indications & Modality
• Circuit Setup
• Prescription & Dose
• Anticoagulation
• Monitoring
• Ending Therapy
• Complications

Open the consoleIt runs inside Aladin Chirag. The consoles open with a referral code from any ICU Decoded member, or by applying with your registration — free either way. Emergency Drugs is open to everyone without signing in.

Built from the KDIGO 2012 Clinical Practice Guideline for Acute Kidney Injury (effluent dose, citrate-first anticoagulation) and the Ronco (2000), ATN (2008) and RENAL (2009) trials. It assists calculation and organisation only — follow your institution's CRRT protocol, your nephrology and critical care guidance, and your device manufacturer's instructions.

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