Liver: Hepatorenal Syndrome Hepatorenal Syndrome DefinitionDefinition: Acute Kidney Injury from Liver FailureMay Be Insidious or Triggered by Paracentesis, Infection or GI BleedPathophysiologyPortal Hypertension Induces Splanchnic Arterial VasodilationProgressive Increase in Cardiac Output & Decrease in Systemic Vascular ResistancePoor Renal Perfusion Causes AKILocal RAAS Activation Causes Intense Renal VasoconstrictionUrine: Low Na & High OsmolarityTypesType I: Rapid DeteriorationCr ≥ 2.5Cr Increase ≥ DoubleTiming < 2 WeeksType II: Overall Stable & Less SevereTreatmentPrimary Treatment: Vasoconstriction & AlbuminVasoconstrictors: Norepinephrine, Vasopressin or Telipressin (Vasopressin Analog)If Not Available: Midodrine & OctreotideIf Fails: TIPS or DialysisLast Resort: Liver TXP