2021, Number 282
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16 de abril 2021; 60 (282)
Application of tranexamic acid for the reduction of perioperative bleeding in body cosmetic surgery
Fuentes-Alzate JJ, Fuentes-Torrado EA, Alzate-Granados JP
Language: Spanish
References: 17
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ABSTRACT
Introduction:v liposuction and tummy tuck are two of the most performed body contouring surgeries in the world. These procedures
are so common that it is important to know the risks associated with them. Bleeding complications are the second cause
of fatal outcomes in this type of cosmetic intervention, after pulmonary thromboembolism. Taking into account the prevalence
of this entity, we consider that new methods should be sought to reduce blood loss in this type of surgery. Against this background,
the possibility of using tranexamic acid has arisen because it prevents the degradation of the blood clot, thus reducing
perioperative bleeding.
Objective: to describe the results of the use of tranexamic acid in patients undergoing abdominoplasty
and liposuction.
Method: an observational prospective cohort study was proposed in a group of 37 female patients who were
administered tranexamic acid during anesthetic induction to perform abdominoplasty plus body liposuction at the clinic “Santa
Barbara Surgical Center” in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. In these patients, a pre-surgical and a post-surgical hemogram was
reviewed and the hemoglobin and hematocrit was compared. Likewise, it was reviewed whether the patients had the need for
blood component transfusion.
Results: a Spearman correlation was performed between the variables, in which no association
was evidenced between the lipoaspirate and the postoperative hemoglobin or hematocrit. None of the patients presented a
postsurgical hemoglobin less than 8 g/dl or required transfusion of blood products after surgery. None of the patients had
thromboembolic complications after the procedure.
Conclusions: the tranexamic acid is a drug that can be useful for reducing
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