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Study aim
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Studying the effect of dexmedetomidine in reducing the incidence of AKI in diabetic patients receiving oral therapy during CABG surgery, On-Pump beating
Study of changes in urea, creatinine, cardiac output, and GFR before, during, and after CABG surgery in the study groups. postoperative discharge rate, and duration of ventilatory support in the intensive care unit.
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Design
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Clinical trial with two groups of Dex and placebo by double blindness on 90 patients (Placebo 45 and Dex 45)
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Settings and conduct
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In Qaim Hospital in Mashhad, 60 diabetic patients are receiving Dex or placebo infusion from the time of admission until they are transferred to the ICU.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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35 <age<70 years, EF > 35%, diabetes treated with medication, candidate for elective CABG On-Pump beating with two or more grafts, provided that one of the grafts is the LIMA, HR> 65 on admission, GFR>50, ASA class II, hematocrit > 30%
No concomitant heart valve surgery, underlying diseases
Exclusion criteria:
Reoperations and non-coronary, CABG Off-Pump, patient sensitivity to dexmedetomidine family of drugs, return to operating room from ICU, history of previous cardiac surgery, history of fever, trauma, bilateral carotid artery stenosis > 50%, difficult or prolonged intubation > 20 seconds, body mass index > 30, HR < 65/min, LM > 50%, history of bundle branch block, history of treatment with clonidine or methyldopa, presence of IABP
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Intervention groups
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Dexmedetomidine infusion is started with an infusion pump in the dex group (dex diluted in saline at a concentration of 0.5 μg/kg/h) and in the placebo group, normal saline is started with an infusion pump at the same rate and continues until the end of the surgery.
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Main outcome variables
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Incidence of AKI in the first 48 hours after surgery in the ICU
Creatinine and urea changes daily (on admission and 24 hours later) in the open heart ICU