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Resumen
En 2017 la sección de Neurociencias de la Sociedad Española de Anestesiología, Reanimación y Terapéutica del Dolor publicó una encuesta nacional sobre los circuitos de atención y tratamiento postoperatorio en neurocirugía. La encuesta evidenció una gran heterogeneidad de respuestas en función del centro, el anestesiólogo y la afección del paciente. En la actualidad, no disponemos de un estándar de circuito postoperatorio y existe evidencia suficiente para no indicar de forma rutinaria el ingreso en Unidades de Cuidados Críticos Postquirúrgicos a todos los pacientes intervenidos de craneotomía programada. El objetivo de este estudio es hacer una revisión narrativa de los circuitos postoperatorios en la craneotomía programada, para intentar homogeneizar nuestra práctica clínica a la luz de los estudios publicados. Se ha hecho una revisión bibliográfica de los últimos diez años, fecha de actualización noviembre 2019, utilizando las palabras clave neurosurgery and postoperative care y craniotomyand postoperative care en MEDLINE (PubMed).
Palabras clave:
Circuitos postoperatorios
Craneotomía
Cuidados postoperatorios
Exploración neurológica
Monitorización
Neurocirugía
Abstract
In 2017, the Neurosciences section of the Spanish Society of Anaesthesiology, Critical Care and Pain Therapy published a national survey on postoperative care and treatment circuits in neurosurgery. The survey showed that practices vary widely, depending on the centre, the anaesthesiologist and the pathology of the patient. There is currently no standard postoperative circuit for cranial neurosurgical procedures in Spanish hospitals, and there is sufficient evidence to show that not all patients undergoing elective craniotomy should be routinely admitted to a postsurgical critical care unit. The aim of this study is to perform a narrative review of postoperative circuits in elective craniotomy in order to standardise clinical practice in the light of published studies. For this purpose, we searched MEDLINE (PubMed) to retrieve studies published in the last ten years, up to November 2019, using the keywords neurosurgery and postoperative care, craniotomyand postoperative care.
Keywords:
Postoperative circuits
Craniotomy
Postoperative care
Neurological examination
Monitoring
Neurosurgery
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