Desenlaces cognitivos postoperatorios de pacientes llevados a cirugia no cardiaca al comparar anestesia total intravenosa y general balanceada: revisión sistemática

Gil Duran, Katherine Melissa

Desenlaces cognitivos postoperatorios de pacientes llevados a cirugia no cardiaca al comparar anestesia total intravenosa y general balanceada: revisión sistemática

dc.contributor.advisor	Mendoza O'byrne, Mario
dc.contributor.author	Gil Duran, Katherine Melissa
dc.contributor.orcid	Gil Duran, Katherine Melissa [https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7854-169X]
dc.date.accessioned	2024-08-01T14:54:38Z
dc.date.available	2024-08-01T14:54:38Z
dc.date.issued	2024-07
dc.description.abstract	Dado el aumento de la esperanza de vida y la incidencia creciente de procedimientos intervencionistas en adultos mayores, se hace cada vez más frecuente el uso de anestésicos en esta población. Los desenlaces postoperatorios relacionados a la anestesia, son ítem de calidad de atención y un indicador para la seguridad del paciente, por lo que nos centramos en los resultados cognitivos, haciendo hincapié en el delirio posoperatorio, que se presenta entre 24 y 72 horas después de la intervención y en la disfunción cognitiva posoperatoria (POCD) con una aparición más tardía (1), cuya consecuencias pueden inclusive comprometer la vida de quienes lo padecen. Se comparo los desenlaces posoperatorios a nivel cognitivo de los pacientes sometidos a cirugía no cardiaca, que recibieron anestesia total intravenosa con los pacientes que recibieron anestesia general balanceada, para evaluar si existía un factor protector en la técnica de administración empleada, dado el creciente número de investigaciones a su alrededor.
dc.description.abstractenglish	Given the increase in life expectancy and the growing incidence of interventional procedures in older adults, the use of anesthetics in this population is becoming more frequent. Postoperative outcomes related to anesthesia are quality of care items and indicators for patient safety. Therefore, we focused on cognitive outcomes, emphasizing postoperative delirium, which occurs between 24 and 72 hours after the intervention, and postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD) which has a later onset, with consequences that can compromise the lives of those affected. We compared the cognitive postoperative outcomes of patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery who received total intravenous anesthesia with those who received balanced general anesthesia to evaluate whether there was a protective factor in the administered technique, given the growing number of studies in this area.
dc.description.degreelevel	Especialización	spa
dc.description.degreename	Especialista en Anestesiología	spa
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dc.publisher.faculty	Facultad de Medicina	spa
dc.publisher.grantor	Universidad El Bosque	spa
dc.publisher.program	Especialización en Anestesiología	spa
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dc.subject	Anestesia total intravenosa
dc.subject	Anestesia total balanceada
dc.subject	Delirio postoperatorio
dc.subject	cirugía no cardiaca
dc.subject	Disfunción cognitiva postoperatoria
dc.subject.keywords	Total intravenous anesthesia
dc.subject.keywords	Balanced general anesthesia
dc.subject.keywords	Postoperative delirium
dc.subject.keywords	Non-cardiac surgery
dc.subject.keywords	Postoperative cognitive dysfunction
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dc.title	Desenlaces cognitivos postoperatorios de pacientes llevados a cirugia no cardiaca al comparar anestesia total intravenosa y general balanceada: revisión sistemática
dc.title.translated	Postoperative cognitive otcomes in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery: a systematic review comparing total intravenous anesthesia and balanced general anesthesia
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