Hernández OR, González AO, Hidalgo MPA, Marrero FIM, Rodríguez ÁJM, Nazco HO, Barreto HD

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 44
Paginas: 252-260
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RESUMEN

Introducción: La analgesia subaracnoidea constituye un método terapéutico útil en la cirugía cardíaca.
Objetivo: Comparar el uso de la morfina subaracnoidea e intravenosa para la analgesia postoperatoria de la revascularización miocárdica quirúrgica.
Método: Se realizó un estudio comparativo, longitudinal en 40 pacientes, divididos en dos grupos. El de analgesia subaracnoidea recibió morfina liofilizada 15 mcg/kg, y el grupo de morfina intravenosa, 0,3 mg/kg previo y posterior a la cirugía.
Resultados: Predominó el sexo femenino, las edades y los pesos promedio de ambos grupos fueron similares (p › 0.05). El 90 % de los enfermos del grupo de morfina subaracnoidea tuvo una analgesia excelente a las 8 horas de la intervención, y se mantuvo entre buena y excelente a las 12 y 24 horas posteriores, respectivamente; mientras que solo el 50 % de los pacientes de morfina intravenosa refirió una analgesia buena a las 8 horas de operados; y a las 24 horas, todos se quejaron de una analgesia insuficiente o mala (p ‹ 0.05). El tiempo total promedio de analgesia postoperatoria obtenida en el grupo de morfina intratecal fue de 24,41 horas y en el de morfina intravenosa, de 8,76 horas (p ‹ 0.01). Los principales efectos adversos fueron el prurito para ambos grupos, y la hipotensión y la bradicardia para el grupo con morfina intravenosa, aunque las diferencias no fueron significativas.
Conclusiones: La morfina subaracnoidea demostró su utilidad como agente analgésico en la revascularización miocárdica quirúrgica, con mejor y más prolongada analgesia que los enfermos tratados con morfina intravenosa.

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