Intravenously.
The dose should be selected according to the individual needs of the patient. Unless otherwise prescribed:
in patients with acute and chronic renal failure who do not receive hemo- or peritoneal dialysis: 0.6-0.8 g of amino acids per kg of body weight per day = 6-8 ml / kg / day;
in patients with acute and chronic renal insufficiency, hemo- or peritoneal dialysis: 0.8-1.2 g of amino acids per kg of body weight per day = 8-12 ml / kg / day; replenishment of amino acid losses in hemo- or peritoneal dialysis: 0.5-0.8 g of amino acids per kg of body weight per day = 5-8 ml / kg / day.
The maximum recommended daily intake for adults and children: 0.8 - 1.2 g of amino acids per kg of body weight per day = 8-12 ml / kg / day. This corresponds to approximately 560-840 ml / day for patients with a body weight of 70 kg.
Maximum recommended rate of administration for adults and children:
- Parenteral nutrition: 0.1 g of amino acids per kg of body weight per hour = 1 ml / kg / h.
Replenishment of amino acid losses in hemo- or peritoneal dialysis: 0.2 g of amino acids per kg of body weight per hour = 2.0 ml / kg / h.
Usually, when parenteral nutrition is carried out, any amino acid solutions are administered in combination with energy sources: glucose solutions and / or fatty emulsions. When carrying out full parenteral nutrition, Nephrotect is used together with energy sources, electrolytes, water-soluble and fat soluble vitamins and microelements. Nephrothet in combination with other preparations for parenteral nutrition can be injected into the central or peripheral veins, depending on the final osmolarity.
Nephrothet can be administered via a separate infusion system or can be mixed under aseptic conditions with other parenteral nutrition components and inserted into a container.
To compensate for the loss of amino acids during dialysis, Nephrotect can be administered without solutions of glucose and fatty emulsions directly into the venous trap of the dialysis apparatus.
Nephrothet can be used as long as the patient needs parenteral nutrition or there is a need to make up for the loss of amino acids.