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Acta neurol. colomb ; 36(3): 168-184, jul.-set. 2020. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | WHO COVID, LILACS (Americas) | ID: covidwho-948297

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RESUMEN PROPÓSITO: En marzo 11 del 2020 la Organización Mundial de la Salud declara la pandemia por Covid-19. El clínico se va enfrentar a pacientes con ataque cerebrovascular (ACV) y sospecha o presencia de la infección. Miembros participantes del comité vascular de la Asociación Colombiana de Neurología basados en la experticia y la literatura amplían las primeras recomendaciones en el manejo de los pacientes con ACV isquémico agudo durante la actual pandemia. MÉTODOS: Mediante reuniones virtuales y por consenso de los participantes se escogieron tres ejes de trabajo: Tamización para Covid-19, Medidas de bioseguridad y Aspectos relevantes del ACV isquémico en época de pandemia por Covid-19. Se desarrollaron los ejes por grupos de trabajo mediante la modalidad de pregunta-respuesta pretendiendo generar en cada una de ellas recomendaciones sobre el tema. La versión final del documento conto con la revisión y el aval de todos los participantes. RESULTADOS: El documento cuenta con tres secciones correspondientes a los ejes de trabajo. En el primer eje se responden 3 preguntas y se dan recomendaciones sobre la tamización de la infección por Covid-19 en ACV agudo. En el segundo se responden 8 preguntas y se dan recomendaciones sobre las medidas de bioseguridad en la atención de pacientes con ACV durante la pandemia. En el tercero se tratan 13 aspectos relevantes del ACV durante la pandemia, según criterio de los participantes, y se dan recomendaciones pertinentes. CONCLUSIÓN: Las recomendaciones son basadas en la literatura y consenso de los participantes para el cuidado de pacientes con ACV isquémico agudo con sospecha o infección por Covid-19. No pretenden reemplazar las guías o protocolos establecidos sino ampliar las primeras recomendaciones del comité y apoyar al clínico en la atención de pacientes con ACV isquémico durante la pandemia.


SUMMARY PURPOSE: The World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic on March 11th 2020. Clinicians will face patients with stroke and confirmed or suspected infection. Members of the Stroke Committee of the Colombian Neurological Association based on their expertise and literature review extend on the first recommendations on acute ischemic stroke management during the pandemic. METHODS: Through virtual meetings and by consensus of participants three topics were selected: COVID-19 screening, biosafety measures and relevant aspects of acute ischemic stroke care during the pandemic. A question and answer format was used to develop recommendations for each topic. RESULTS: The manuscript is divided into three sections. The first includes three questions and recommendations on screening for COVID-19 in stroke patients. The second includes 8 questions and recommendations on biosafety measures on stroke patients during the pandemic. The last section includes 13 relevant stroke topics during COVID-19 pandemic, as deemed by the authors, and their recommendations. CONCLUSIONS: Recommendations on stroke care and COVID-19 are based on literature review and expert consensus. The aim of the manuscript is to extend on the first recommendations forwarded by the Committee, not to replace current guidelines, and to support the clinician caring for stroke patients during the pandemic.

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Acta neurol. colomb ; 36(supl.1):16-26, 2020.
Article in Spanish | LILACS (Americas) | ID: grc-741346

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RESUMEN INTRODUCCIÓN. El tiempo es un factor importante en el tratamiento del ACV agudo, con la pandemia de covid-19 se puede ver afectada la adherencia a las guías. Se han reportado tasas de ACV en presencia de covid-19 alrededor del 5%, además un aumento en el tiempo de consulta de los pacientes en otras regiones del mundo y una mayor ocupación de camas de UCI para patologías respiratorias que usualmente se destinan a pacientes con ACV. Este documento recoge las recomendaciones del comité de Enfermedad Cerebrovascular de la Asociación Colombiana de Neurología basados en la literatura y votadas por consenso. OBJETIVOS. Proporcionar una guía rápida adaptada a los diferentes escenarios de atención de ACV en Colombia, divididos en centro listo, primario y avanzado incluyendo una ruta de atención para paciente con sospecha de covid-19 denominada Código ACV protegido, que incluye el uso de elementos de protección personal para pacientes y personal de salud. PUNTOS PRINCIPALES. Dentro de las recomendaciones principales está el cuestionario de tamizaje al ingreso a urgencias, uso de tapabocas para el paciente, considerar todo Código ACV sospechoso de covid-19, toma de PCR para covid-19 en todos los ACV y llevar a zona buffer. En sospecha de oclusión proximal incluir tomo-grafía de tórax a la evaluación de imágenes. CONCLUSIONES. Establecer pautas de atención durante la pandemia covid-19 permite optimizar protección para pacientes y personal de salud, disminuir retrasos y tratar de evitar que pacientes no reciban el tratamiento adecuado en los diferentes niveles de atención del sistema de salud. SUMMARY INTRODUCTION. Time is an important factor in the treatment of acute stroke, with the COVID-19 pandemic adherence to guidelines can be affected. Stroke rates in the presence of COVID-19 have been reported around 5%, in addition to an increase in the consultation time of patients in other regions of the world and a greater occupation of ICU beds for respiratory pathologies that are usually intended for patients with stroke. This document contains the recommendations of the Cerebrovascular Disease Committee of the Colombian Neurology Association based on the literature and voted by consensus. OBJECTIVES. Provide a quick guide adapted to the different stroke care scenarios in Colombia, divided into ready, primary and advanced centers, including a care route for a patient with suspected COVID-19 called the protected stroke code, which includes the use of protection elements for the patient and the healthcare team. MAIN FACTS. Among the main recommendations are the screening questionnaire on admission to the emergency department, the use of face masks for the patient, considering all suspected stroke code as COVID-19, taking the PCR for COVID-19 in all strokes and taking them to the buffer zone. In suspected large vessel occlusion, include chest tomography to image evaluation. CONCLUSIONS. Establishing guidelines of care during the COVID-19 pandemic allows optimizing protection for patients and health care personnel, reducing delays and trying to avoid patients not receiving adequate treatment at different levels of attention in the health system.

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Non-conventional in Spanish | WHO COVID | ID: covidwho-723927

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SUMMARY INTRODUCTION. Time is an important factor in the treatment of acute stroke, with the COVID-19 pandemic adherence to guidelines can be affected. Stroke rates in the presence of COVID-19 have been reported around 5%, in addition to an increase in the consultation time of patients in other regions of the world and a greater occupation of ICU beds for respiratory pathologies that are usually intended for patients with stroke. This document contains the recommendations of the Cerebrovascular Disease Committee of the Colombian Neurology Association based on the literature and voted by consensus. OBJECTIVES. Provide a quick guide adapted to the different stroke care scenarios in Colombia, divided into ready, primary and advanced centers, including a care route for a patient with suspected COVID-19 called the protected stroke code, which includes the use of protection elements for the patient and the healthcare team. MAIN FACTS. Among the main recommendations are the screening questionnaire on admission to the emergency department, the use of face masks for the patient, considering all suspected stroke code as COVID-19, taking the PCR for COVID-19 in all strokes and taking them to the buffer zone. In suspected large vessel occlusion, include chest tomography to image evaluation. CONCLUSIONS. Establishing guidelines of care during the COVID-19 pandemic allows optimizing protection for patients and health care personnel, reducing delays and trying to avoid patients not receiving adequate treatment at different levels of attention in the health system.

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