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Med Crit 2004; 18 (6)


Monitorización biespectral en la unidad de terapia intensiva: aplicación clínica y evidencias actuales

Ramírez HJM, Figueroa JF

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 55
Paginas: 192-198
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RESUMEN

El índice de monitorización biespectral, un procedimiento no invasivo de reciente introducción, ha sido utilizado y aplicado en el quirófano y en la unidad de cuidados intensivos en pacientes con sedación, coma barbitúrico, estado epiléptico, hipoglicemia, hipotermia, flujo cerebral bajo, ventilación mecánica y en pacientes sometidos a procedimientos no invasivos a la cabecera de la cama. Esta técnica es una herramienta útil para reducir los eventos de agitación del paciente y el retiro involuntario/accidental de los dispositivos médicos; ofrece también seguridad en el grado de sedación del paciente, permitiendo la adaptación del tipo y cantidad de fármacos utilizados y la reducción de costos. El equipo es pequeño y fácil de utilizar.


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