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Rev Mex Anest 2020; 43 (2)


Manejo perioperatorio del paciente con COVID-19

Garduño‑López AL, Guido‑Guerra RE, Guizar‑Rangel MT, Acosta‑Nava VM, Domínguez-Cherit G, Alvarez‑Bobadilla G

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 38
Paginas: 109-120
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RESUMEN

En la actualidad, la pandemia de SARS-CoV-2 ha puesto a prueba los sistemas de salud en toda su extensión a lo largo del mundo. Se desconoce el impacto del estrés quirúrgico y de la anestesia sobre la predisposición a una nueva infección por COVID-19, o la exacerbación de la infección en un paciente infectado por este virus que se va a operar. Aunque la mortalidad de COVID-19 está entre 1-5%, la mayoría de las muertes han ocurrido en pacientes de edad avanzada con afecciones cardiopulmonares subyacentes, la mayoría de ellos hipertensos, diabéticos y con obesidad, por lo cual, se debe poner especial atención en su manejo. La preparación y planeación perioperatoria cuidadosa es clave para lograr con éxito una adecuada atención clínica y mantener la seguridad del equipo de salud en un momento difícil y de alto riesgo. Un papel adicional del anestesiólogo, considerando que es el médico con mayor experiencia en el manejo de la vía aérea, consiste en apoyar a los servicios de emergencia para la intubación endotraqueal de los pacientes que requieren apoyo ventilatorio, siendo un procedimiento con recomendaciones de protección muy específicas. Por lo tanto, existe un compromiso como especialistas de conocer el tema a fondo y protegernos, así como al equipo de profesionales de la salud que se exponen salvando vidas durante esta contingencia.


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