atención quirúrgica en hombres y mujeres ¿diferente o desigual?

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Abstract
Explorar la posible existencia de sesgos de género en procedimientos quirúrgicos (PQ) frecuentes y en sus estancias medias (EM) postquirúrgicas es objetivo del presente trabajo, mediante su comparación entre sexos en el Servicio de Cirugía General y Digestiva del Hospital General de Alicante (2000- 2004). Se intervienen más hombres que mujeres en 4 de los 7 PQ estudiados, apuntando posibles sesgos de género en el patrón quirúrgico, como por apendicectomías agudas (1,36 Hombres/1 Mujer) y complicadas (1,79/1). La estancia postapendicectomías, a igual edad y comorbilidad, es de 2 días más en hombres (9,49) que en mujeres (7,5). No detectar diferencias por sexo en colecistectomías por colecistitis (más frecuentes en mujeres), puede indicar colelitiasis evolucionadas por no sospecha diagnóstica en hombres. The purpose of this work is to explore the possible existence of gender bias in frequent surgical procedures (SP) and its postoperative median length of stay (LOS), through comparison between both sexes in the Gastrointestinal and General Surgery Unit of the Alicante General Hospital (2000-2004). More men than women are operated in 4 of the 7 SP studied, aiming at possible gender bias in surgical patterns, as about of acute (1.36 Men/1 Woman) and complicated (1.79/1) appendectomies. With the same age and morbidity, post-appendectomy LOS is 2 days higher in men (9.49) than in women (7.5). Not detecting sex differences in cholecystectomies due to cholecystitis (more frequent in women), may suggest well-established cholelithiasis because of unsuspected diagnosis in men.
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Authors ;Charlene Beth Arnold Bechler;María Teresa Ruiz Cantero;Jordi Torrubiano Domínguez;Vicente Clemente Gómez;Teresa Blasco Segura
Journal journal of food process engineering
Year 2010
DOI
10.18002/cg.v0i5.3787
URL
http://revpubli.unileon.es/ojs/index.php/cuestionesdegenero/article/view/3787
Keywords
surgery health inequalities women gender bias desigualdades en salud length of stay (los) feminism

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