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Objetivo Construir e validar checklist cirúrgico para segurança do paciente e prevenção de infecção de sítio cirúrgico. Métodos Pesquisa quantitativa realizada para validar instrumento criado e utilizado em cirurgia segura. O instrumento foi validado por sete peritos. Para concordância entre os juízes utilizou-se o coeficiente de concordância de Kendall e para verificar se a opinião dos juízes diferiu significativamente, o teste de Cochran. O instrumento é validado se houver concordância entre os juízes e a clareza for significante. Resultados Na primeira avaliação do instrumento, obteve-se Kendall de 0,230 para pertinência e 0,390 para clareza, o que implicou em reformulação do checklist. Após a reformulação, obteve-se concordância absoluta para pertinência e não houve diferença significativa para clareza. Com o instrumento validado, foi criado um sistema informatizado para inserção dos dados coletados. Conclusão O instrumento criado foi validado e pode auxiliar na segurança do paciente e prevenção de infecção de sítio cirúrgico.
Objective To design and validate a surgical checklist to improve patient safety and prevent surgical site infection. Methods This quantitative study was carried out to validate an instrument created and used for surgical safety. Seven experts validated the instrument. For agreement among experts, was used Kendalls concordance coefficient; if their opinions differed significantly, the Cochrans test was adopted. An instrument is validated when concordance among experts is achieved and its clarity is significant. Results In the first assessment of the instrument, Kendalls concordance coefficients were 0.230 in terms of pertinence and 0.390 for clarity. These results cauded a reformulation in the checklist. After reformulation, an absolute concordance was achieved for pertinence and no significant difference was seen in terms of clarity. After instrument validation, was created an information system to input data collected. Conclusion The instrument was validated. It can help improve patient safety and prevent surgical site infection.
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Humans , Male , Female , Adult , Middle Aged , Checklist , Surgical Wound Infection/prevention & control , Operating Room Nursing , Patient Safety , Perioperative Nursing , Evaluation Studies as TopicABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE: Here, we describe our experience with different therapeutic modalities used to treat cystic lymphangiomas in children in our hospital, including single therapy with OK-432, bleomycin and surgery, and a combination of the three modalities. METHODS: We performed a retrospective, cross-sectional study including patients treated from 1998 to 2011. The effects on macrocystic lymphangiomas and adverse reactions were evaluated. Twenty-nine children with cystic lymphangiomas without any previous treatment were included. Under general anesthesia, patients given sclerosing agents underwent puncture of the lesion (guided by ultrasound when necessary) and complete aspiration of the intralesional liquid. The patients were evaluated with ultrasound and clinical examinations for a maximum follow-up time of 4 years. RESULTS: The proportions of patients considered cured after the first therapeutic approach were 44% in the surgery group, 29% in the bleomycin group and 31% in the OK-432 group. These proportions were not significantly different. Sequential treatment increased the rates of curative results to 71%, 74% and 44%, respectively, after the final treatment, which in our case was approximately 1.5 applications per patient. CONCLUSION: The results of this study indicate that most patients with cystic lymphangiomas do not show complete resolution after the initial therapy, regardless of whether the therapy is surgical or involves the use of sclerosing agents. To achieve complete resolution of the lesions, either multiple operations or a combination of surgery and sclerotherapy must be used and should be tailored to the characteristics of each patient. .
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Child, Preschool , Female , Humans , Infant , Male , Bleomycin/therapeutic use , Head and Neck Neoplasms/therapy , Lymphangioma, Cystic/therapy , Picibanil/therapeutic use , Punctures/methods , Sclerosing Solutions/therapeutic use , Brazil , Cross-Sectional Studies , Combined Modality Therapy/methods , Follow-Up Studies , Injections, Intralesional , Remission Induction , Retrospective Studies , Sclerosing Solutions/administration & dosage , Treatment OutcomeABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION: Dilation of urinary tract occurs without the presence of obstruction. Diagnostic methods that depend on renal function may elicit mistaken diagnosis. Whitaker (1973) proposed the evaluation of urinary tract pressure submitted to constant flow. Other investigators proposed perfusion of renal pelvis under controlled pressure, making the method more physiological and reproducible. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the results of the anterograde pressure measurement (APM) of the urinary tract of children with persistent hydronephrosis after surgery suspected to present persistent obstruction. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Along 12 years, 26 renal units with persistent hydronephrosis after surgery (12 PUJ and 14 VUJ) were submitted to evaluation of the renal tract pressure in order to decide the form of treatment. Previous radionuclide scans with DTPA, intravenous pyelographies and ultrasounds were considered undetermined in relation to obstruction in 10 occasions and obstructive in 16. APM was performed under radioscopy through renal pelvis puncture or previous stoma. Saline with methylene blue + iodine contrast was infused under constant pressure of 40 cm H2O to fill the urinary system. The ureteral opening pressure was measured following the opening of the system and stabilization of the water column. RESULTS: Among the 10 cases with undetermined previous diagnosis, APM was considered non-obstructive in two and those were treated clinically and eight were considered obstructive and were submitted to surgery. Among the 16 cases previously classified as obstructive, nine confirmed obstruction and were submitted to surgery. Seven cases were considered non-obstructive, and were treated clinically, with stable DMSA and hydronephrosis. CONCLUSIONS: APM avoided unnecessary surgery in one third of the cases and was important to treatment decision in 100%. We believe that this simple test is an excellent diagnostic tool when selectively applied mainly in the presence of functional deficit.
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Adolescent , Child , Child, Preschool , Humans , Infant , Hydronephrosis/physiopathology , Urethral Obstruction/physiopathology , Urinary Tract/physiopathology , Kidney Pelvis/physiopathology , Postoperative Period , Pressure , Reproducibility of Results , Urodynamics , Urethral Obstruction/diagnosis , Urologic Surgical Procedures/methodsABSTRACT
JUSTIFICATIVAS E OBJETIVOS: A dor sempre foi uma das maiores preocupações do homem, entretanto, apesar dos progressos da ciência, ainda existem várias barreiras ao seu adequado tratamento, incluindo a falta de conhecimento por parte da equipe médica, sobre o mecanismo das diversas drogas e técnicas empregadas. O objetivo deste trabalho é abordar as principais drogas e técnicas empregadas no controle da dor pós-operatória, visando estimular o interesse sobre o assunto bem como aumentar a eficácia do tratamento dado aos pacientes. CONTEUDO: Está ressaltada neste artigo, a importância da adequada analgesia pós-operatória, considerando as principais drogas e técnicas utilizadas no controle da dor, seus mecanismos de ação, posologias, vias de administração e efeitos colaterais, bem como a importância da integração de toda a equipe envolvida nos cuidados do paciente para o sucesso do tratamento. O tratamento inadequado da dor no pós-operatório não se justifica, pois há um arsenal considerável de drogas e técnicas analgésicas. O que se faz necessário, portanto, é que toda equipe, anestesistas, cirurgiões, e enfermeiros tenham conhecimento e estejam integrados na utilização deste arsenal.
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Objetivo: Relatar a experiência inicial do Centro Infantil Boldrini com a esplenectomia laparoscópica (EL) em crianças e adultos jovens. Método: Foram revisados os prontuários de 40 pacientes (mediana da idade de 6,6 anos; 1 a 22,8) submetidos à EL entre Julho de 2000 e Maio de 2002. As principais indicações de acordo com a doença de base foram: doença falciforme (DF) em 20 pacientes (50%), esferocitose hereditária em 10(25 %), púrpura trombocitopência idiopática em oito (20 %), doença de Hodgkin em um e anemia hemolíticaa esclarecer em um. Resultados: Trinta e oito esplenectomias foram completadas por via laparoscópica (duas conversões) e em doze foi realizada adicionalmente a colecistectomia. A mediana do tempo operatório foi de 127,5 minutos (90 240 min) e sete (17,5 %) baços acessórios foram encontrados. Sangramento intra-operatório foi significativo apenas nas duas conversões, mas não houve necessidade de transfusões. A mediana do peso dos baços foi de 250 g (106 1000; n=36). Complicações pós-operatórias ocorreram em sete (17,5 %) pacientes e, nos portadores de DF, 35% desenvolveram síndrome torácica aguda. A mediana da permanência hospitalar pós-operatória foi de dois dias (2 - 14). O seguimento variou de 23 dias a dois anos (mediana de 11 meses). Conclusões: A EL pode ser realizada de modo seguro mesmo em baços de grande tamanho e é opçãoatrativa que pode substituir o procedimento aberto. Em pacientes com DF, a taxa de complicações permanecealta, sugerindo mecanismos outros que vão além da escolha da via de acesso cirúrgica.
Background: Laparoscopic splenectomy (LS) is becoming the procedure of choice in the treatment of children with hematological disorders. However, concerns remains regarding conversion rates, dissection and extraction of the spleen. The authors analyze their early experience at Boldrinis Children CancerCenter Brazil in 40 LS performed in children and young adults. Methods: Retrospective review of the charts of 40 patients (median age of 6.6 years; range 1 to 22.8) who underwent LS, between July/ 2000 and May/ 2002. The main indications were sickle cell disease (SCD) (20 - 50 %), hereditary spherocytosis (10 - 25 %) and idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (8 - 20 %). Results: All but two splenectomies were performed exclusively by laparoscopy, and 12 patients also underwent a concomitant cholecystectomy. The mean operating time was 127.5 minutes (90 240m). In seven patients (17.5%) accessory spleens were found and removed. Intraoperative bleeding was significant only in the two cases that required conversion to an open procedure, although no transfusion was needed. The median weight of the spleen was 250 g (range 106g 1000g; n=36). Complications were observed in seven patients (17.5 %) with SCD that developed acute chest syndrome. There were no deaths in this series and the median postoperative stay at the hospital was two days (2 - 14). Follow-up ranged from 23 days to two years. Conclusions: On the basis of our experience, LS is a safe procedure, even to treat large spleens and became an attractive option that might replace the open procedure. In SCD patients, the rate of complications remains high, suggesting mechanisms other than the scope of the choice of surgical approach.
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O presente estudo tem como objetivo analisar os métodos utilizados para o tratamento das complicações relacionadas ao cateter de diálise peritoneal, avaliando-se o uso das vias aberta e laparoscópica. Vinte pacientes apresentaram 35 complicações relacionadas ao cateter de diálise (obstrução 60 por cento, peritonite 34,3 por cento e infecção do trajeto 5,7 por cento) e foram tratados cirurgicamente. Para o tratamento das complicações, foram realizados 22 procedimentos por via aberta (laparotomia) e 13 por via laparoscópica. Através do método laparoscópico, foi possível desobstruir e manter o cateter em 80 por cento dos cateteres obstruídos, ao passo que 100 por cento foram trocados ou retirados quando a via aberta foi utilizada. O tempo necessário para reutilização completa do mesmo após o procedimento foi maior pelo método aberto. Os dados apresentados sugerem que a laparoscopia é um método eficaz como opção terapêutica para o tratamento das complicações relacionadas ao cateter de diálise peritoneal, pela visualização direta da cavidade peritoneal e possibilidade de reposicionamento ou desobstrução do mesmo, não sendo portanto necessária a sua troca e diminuindo também o tempo necessário para reutilização completa do cateter