pesando riscos e benefícios: lições aprendidas com as intervenções terapêuticas de um caso com pré-eclâmpsia grave balance entre beneficios y riesgos: lecciones aprendidas con las intervenciones terapéuticas de un caso con preclampsia grave balancing the benefits and risks: lessons learned from the therapeutic interventions of a case with severe preeclampsia
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JUSTIFICATIVA Y OBJETIVOS: La preclampsia es un síndrome de la disfunción de múltiples órganos (SDMO) debido a sus manifestaciones típicas y atípicas que incluyen hipertensión, proteinuria, síndrome HELLP, encefalopatía hipertensiva y coagulopatía. El manejo ideal de esos pacientes necesita una evaluación del balance entre los beneficios y riesgos de las estrategias terapéuticas, anestésicas y obstétricas. RELATO DE CASO: Paciente embarazada de 35 años, con un embarazo anterior sin complicaciones, llegó a nuestro instituto médico en carácter de urgencia a las 29 semanas de embarazo. La paciente estaba con mareos, molestias en el pecho, cardiopalmia, visión nublada y sangramiento vaginal. Posteriormente al examen físico y laboratorial, la paciente fue diagnosticada con preclampsia grave, síndrome HELLP, desplazamiento prematuro de la placenta y SDMO. La paciente también presentaba una deformidad de la columna vertebral y pélvica, fijación de la articulación mandibular y desplazamiento traqueal debido a un accidente de tránsito ocurrido hacía 11 años. Por tanto, se realizó una cesárea de urgencia con anestesia general con intubación nasotraqueal usando un cable guía. La paciente recibió alta directamente de la unidad de cuidados intensivos obstétrica (UCI-OB) al séptimo día del postoperatorio, con una presión arterial normal y la recuperación completa de las funciones orgánicas. CONCLUSIONES: Este caso merece una discusión más detallada sobre las consideraciones anestésicas al momento de tomar una decisión clínica para el tratamiento de tal paciente. El bloqueo del neuro eje es la primera elección para pacientes con preclampsia sometidas a la cesárea cuando existe una trombocitopenia moderada, pero no progresiva. Cuando se opta por la anestesia general, una sedación y una analgesia adecuadas se hacen necesarias para el buen control de la respuesta del estrés a la intubación, especialmente en los pacientes con signos neurológicos, y para evitar las complicaciones cerebrales serias.
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Preeclampsia is a multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS) for its typical and atypical manifestations including hypertension, proteinuria, HELLP syndrome, hypertensive encephalopathy and coagulopathy. Optimal management for such patients is determined from an assessment of the balance between benefits and risks of anesthetic and obstetric therapeutic strategies. CASE REPORT: A 35-year-old pregnant woman, with one past uncomplicated pregnancy presented at 29 weeks to our medical institute as an emergency with dizziness, chest distress, palpitation, blurred vision and vaginal bleeding. After physical examination and laboratory tests, the patient was diagnosed with severe preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, placental abruption, and MODS. The patient also presented spinal and pelvic deformity, fixation of articulus mandibularis, and tracheal displacement because of a traffic accident 11 years ago. Therefore, urgent cesarean section was performed under general anesthesia with nasal tracheal intubation using a guide wire. The patient was discharged directly home from the obstetric intensive care unit on the 7th postoperative day with normal blood pressure and full recovery of organic function. CONCLUSIONS: This case merits further discussion on the anesthesia considerations concerning how to make a clinical decision when treating such a patient. Neuraxial block is the first choice for preeclampsia patients undergoing cesarean section when a moderate but not progressive thrombocytopenia exists. When general anesthesia is decided, adequate sedation and analgesia is needed to better control the stress response to intubation especially in patients with neurological signs, and to prevent major cerebral complications.
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| Authors | ;Shiqin Xu;Xiaofeng Shen;Fuzhou Wang |
| Journal | methods in molecular biology (clifton, nj) |
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