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Rev Neurol ; 65(3): 117-126, 2017 Aug 01.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-28699154

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION: The clinical use of magnetic resonance (MR) in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) has advanced markedly over the past few years. Several groups around the world have developed consensus guidelines about the role of MR in MS at diagnosis and during follow up. However, in some regions is difficult to extrapolate the recommendations. AIM: To provide recommendations for the implementation of MR in MS patients at diagnosis and follow up in Venezuela. DEVELOPMENT: A group of experts from Venezuela that included neurologists and radiologists, by using the online surveys methodology as well as face to face meetings developed the intended consensus for the use of MR during the diagnosis and follow up of MS patients in Venezuela. Seventeen recommendations were established based on published evidence and the expert opinion. Recommendations focused on the role of conventional MR techniques and brain atrophy measurement in MS patients both at diagnosis and during follow-up. CONCLUSIONS: The recommendations of this consensus guidelines attempts to optimize the health care and management of patients with MS in Venezuela.


TITLE: Consenso venezolano para el uso de la resonancia magnetica en el diagnostico y seguimiento de pacientes con esclerosis multiple.Introduccion. El uso de la resonancia magnetica (RM) en el diagnostico y seguimiento de pacientes con esclerosis multiple (EM) se ha incrementado considerablemente durante los ultimos años. Diversos grupos de trabajo internacionales han intentado clarificar y normativizar el uso de la RM tanto en el momento del diagnostico como durante el seguimiento de los pacientes. Sin embargo, en muchas ocasiones se extrapolan datos de otras regiones que no contemplan la realidad de cada lugar o son dificiles de implementar. Objetivo. Elaborar un consenso venezolano para el uso de la RM en el diagnostico y seguimiento de pacientes con EM. Desarrollo. Un grupo de expertos de Venezuela, conformado por neurologos y radiologos, mediante metodologia de ronda de encuestas a distancia y reuniones presenciales, llevo adelante la elaboracion del consenso pretendido para el uso de la RM en el diagnostico y seguimiento de pacientes con EM en Venezuela. Se establecieron 17 recomendaciones basadas en la evidencia publicada y en el criterio de los expertos que participaron. Las recomendaciones se enfocaron en el papel de las tecnicas convencionales de RM, asi como en el de la medicion de la atrofia cerebral en pacientes con EM, tanto en el momento del diagnostico como durante el seguimiento. Conclusion. Las recomendaciones establecidas en el presente consenso permitiran optimizar el cuidado y el seguimiento de los pacientes con EM en Venezuela.


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Magnetic Resonance Imaging , Multiple Sclerosis/diagnostic imaging , Follow-Up Studies , Humans , Practice Guidelines as Topic , Venezuela
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Bol Med Hosp Infant Mex ; 47(4): 234-46, 1990 Apr.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-2346610

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The studies of blood pressure (BP) in the adolescence are important because the growth and development, as well as the exposure to risk factors that begins in this period gives a good opportunity to make research on the behavior of BP and its modification in adulthood. We carried out a transversal study. Our sample was made by random conglomerates, multistage; we studied 1,123 children from 12 to 15 years on Mexico City. The behavior of the BP cifers for the males was that as age increases they increase at an average of 3 mmHg per year, in females we did not find this. When we compared the percentilar values by age and sex with studies carried out in the US, we had similar results.


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Blood Pressure , Adolescent , Age Factors , Body Weight , Female , Humans , Male , Mexico , Reference Values , Sex Characteristics
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