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Rev Mex Anest 2010; 33 (S1)


¿Es recomendable el monitoreo de la temperatura en los pacientes bajo anestesia? Implicaciones clínicas y anestésicas

Blanco-Pajón MJ

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 59
Paginas: 70-75
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FRAGMENTO

¿Cuántos anestesiólogos medimos y controlamos la temperatura del paciente en todas las anestesias que administramos, sea general o regional?
Es un hecho que en nuestro país, la medición de la temperatura, como rutina de vigilancia fisiológica en todos los pacientes sometidos a anestesia no se lleva a cabo. La misma Norma Oficial Mexicana NOM-170, para la Práctica de la Anestesiología, vigente hasta el día de hoy, sólo exige la medición continua de la temperatura, y proveer medios y equipo para evitar la hipotermia en el período transanestésico, exclusivamente en los pacientes pediátricos; en el adulto indica «medición a intervalos frecuentes cuando esté indicado clínicamente…». Tampoco recomienda nada al respecto para el cuidado en el área de Recuperación Postanestésica tanto para adultos como para niños.


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