Paro cardiaco de origen traumático: ¿cómo podemos intervenir en el servicio de urgencias?

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Publicado: 2021-03-03
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18566/medupb.v40n1.a07

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Paro cardiaco de origen traumático: ¿cómo podemos intervenir en el servicio de urgencias?. (2021). Medicina UPB, 40(1), 46-54. https://doi.org/10.18566/medupb.v40n1.a07

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Mateo Zuluaga Gómez, Universidad CES

Universidad CES. Medellín, Colombia

Cristian Camilo Agudelo Quintero, Universidad CES

Universidad CES. Medellín, Colombia

Simón Posada Palacio, Universidad CES

Universidad CES. Medellín, Colombia

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Mateo Zuluaga Gómez
Universidad CES
Cristian Camilo Agudelo Quintero
Universidad CES
Simón Posada Palacio
Universidad CES

Resumen

El trauma sigue siendo una de las principales causas de morbimortalidad mundial. Entre las causas de muerte de estos pacientes cabe destacar el paro cardiaco traumático (PCT). Múltiples autores afirman que, a pesar de los avances médicos, los esfuerzos de resucitación de estos pacientes pueden llevar a malos desenlaces, ya que aquellos que sufren PCT tienen gran mortalidad y pronóstico neurológico poco alentador. Este artículo hace una recopilación de la evidencia disponible, que, a pesar de ser poca, señala los avances recientes en el enfoque y manejo de estos pacientes. Se busca que con esta revisión se logre un consenso sobre el abordaje de los pacientes en paro en el contexto de trauma, basado en la literatura y evidencia más reciente.

Palabras clave:
Paro Cardiaco, Traumatismo Múltiple, Reanimación Cardiopulmonar, Tratamiento de Urgencia

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