Rev. cuba. anestesiol. reanim; 20 (2), 2021
Publication year: 2021
Introducción:
Se exponen los resultados de la intervención anestesiológica de pacientes sospechosos o confirmados con COVID-19 (enfermedad por el nuevo coronavirus), atendidos en un hospital clínico quirúrgico designado para la atención de pacientes en el curso de la pandemia. Objetivo:
Presentar las experiencias del manejo de los pacientes quirúrgicos afectados o sospechosos de contagio por el nuevo coronavirus (COVID-19). Métodos:
Se recogieron los datos de todos los casos atendidos en el Hospital Militar Central Dr. Luis Díaz Soto fueran obstétricos (cesárea) o de otras especialidades (cirugía, ortopedia, urología). Resultados:
Se realizaron 49 intervenciones anestésico-quirúrgicas, de ellas 13 cesáreas, 9 traqueostomías, 7 apendicectomías, 7 salpingectomías, 3 fracturas de cadera, y 1 amputaciones, 1 trepanación de cráneo, 2 drenajes de abscesos y 1 necrectomia, 1 nefrostomía, 1 nefrectomía, 1 cura y 2 laparotomías. Se realizaron las cesáreas con anestesia neuroaxialepidural (inyección única 13-26,5 por ciento) el resto de los procederes se realizaron con anestesia general orotraqueal (32-65,30 por ciento) y general endovenosa (4-8,16 por ciento). Fueron confirmados a la COVID-19 el 38,77 por ciento (19). Se egresaron a terapia intensiva 18 pacientes (36 por ciento), de ellos ventilados 12 (24 por ciento). Fueron casos sospechosos a la COVID-19, 30 casos para el 61,2 por ciento. Conclusiones:
No ocurrieron accidentes anestésicos, o fallas en el control de la vía aérea, y no ocurrieron muertes perioperatorias. No existió personal contagiado con la COVID 19; el alto número de sospechosos constituyen un riesgo potencial de contagio(AU)
Introduction:
The results are presented regarding anesthesiological intervention of patients suspected of or confirmed with COVID-19 (the disease caused by the new coronavirus), treated in a clinical surgical hospital designated for the care of patients during the pandemic. Objectives:
To present the experiences regarding management of surgical patients affected by or suspected of infection by the new coronavirus (COVID-19). Methods:
The data of all the cases treated in Hospital Militar Central Dr. Luis Díaz Soto were collected, regardless if they were obstetric cases (by cesarean section) or corresponding to other specialties (surgery, orthopedics, urology). Results:
Forty-nine anesthetic-surgical interventions were performed, including thirteen caesarean sections, nine tracheostomies, seven appendectomies, the same number of salpingectomies, three hip fracture surgeries, and one amputation, one skull trepanation, two abscess drains and one necrectomy, one nephrostomy, one nephrectomy, one cure and two laparotomies. Cesarean sections were performed under neuraxial (epidural) anesthesia (thirteen single injections, accounting for 26.5 percent of cases). The rest of the procedures were performed under general orotracheal anesthesia (32 single injections, accounting for 65.30 percent of cases) and general intravenous anesthesia (4 single injections, accounting for 8.16 percent of cases). 38.77 percent (19) of cases were confirmed to COVID-19. Eighteen patients (36 percent) were discharged from the intensive care unit, twelve of which had been ventilated, a figure accounting for 24 percent of cases. There were thirty positive cases of COVID-19, accounting for 61.2 percent. Conclusions:
There were no anesthetic accidents, failures in the airway control nor perioperative deaths. There were no personnel infected with COVID-19. The high number of suspects constitute a potential risk of contagion(AU)