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Rev Mex Anest 2011; 34 (2)


Anestesia para cirugía de hombro

Mejía-Terrazas GE, Zaragoza-Lemus G

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 82
Paginas: 91-102
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RESUMEN

Con los avances en los anestésicos locales y en las técnicas de anestésica regional como son la neuroestimulación y más recientemente la utilización del ultrasonido para localizar nervios periféricos, todo esto en su conjunto ha permitido proporcionar a los pacientes una anestesia segura y confortable, sin dejar de lado la analgesia postoperatoria. Existen diferentes estudios donde podemos considerar a la anestesia regional como de primera opción para este tipo de cirugía, y no hay que olvidar que contamos con una variedad de procedimientos regionales para producir una adecuada analgesia, tanto quirúrgica como postoperatoria, aunque no están exentas de riesgos, ni complicaciones de las cuales debemos estar pendientes. Además, durante la cirugía de hombro es necesario que el paciente se encuentre cómodo y confortable. El objetivo de este trabajo es tener una idea más clara sobre la técnica a utilizar en nuestros pacientes al ser sometidos a cirugía de hombro.


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