Rincón SJJ, Hernández MMA, Vidal AER, Monares ZE, Cardonatti G, Nogue R, Bender P

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RESUMEN

Actualmente se considera que la ultrasonografía es un instrumento útil en el diagnóstico por visualización; con un concepto de reconocimiento e intervención temprana en el paciente grave que puede proveer información en tiempo real de la anatomía y hemodinamia a la cabecera del paciente, lo cual es un componente crucial del manejo moderno del enfermo en estado crítico. Durante el preámbulo de establecer lineamientos que nos guíen hacia conceptos y protocolos específicos, han existido características comunes que reflejan lo útil y factible de llevar a cabo la realización del ultrasonido a la cabecera del paciente en las Unidades de Terapia Intensiva, como son definir una situación de emergencia, respuesta a objetivos directos que contesten preguntas que puedan modificar el curso de una condición clínica, claridad para su interpretación y, finalmente, que sea de una forma rápida y secuencial, permitiendo interrumpir el proceso patológico cuando se identifique la situación que responda a los objetivos iniciales. Por tal motivo, se realiza un resumen de las técnicas de ultrasonido que pueden ser realizadas por el intensivista con un adiestramiento académico adecuado y aval universitario.

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