Garabito-López JA

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RESUMEN

El presillamiento de aneurismas cerebrales sigue siendo una cirugía bastante compleja aun con los avances en las neurociencias. El objetivo de este tipo de cirugía es evitar su ruptura y ocasionar daños colaterales en la misma, al tratar de exponer al máximo tanto el cuello del aneurisma para su manipulación como la oclusión temporal de la arteria proximal a éste. El uso de paro cardíaco transanestésico en el presillamiento de aneurismas cerebrales es una técnica empleada para cierto tipo de aneurismas cerebrales y existen varios métodos para realizarlo, desde la hipotermia profunda o severa, estimulación ventricular rápida hasta llegar al paro circulatorio con el uso de adenosina. En esta revisión de la literatura se darán las bases enfocadas en el uso de adenosina para el presillamiento de aneurismas cerebrales y, aunque parezca un método inocuo y que no requiere mucha preparación y logística, sólo debe realizarse por personal experto en neuroanestesiología para lograr obtener un mejor resultado para el paciente.

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