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Introducción. La donación de órganos se ha posicionado como el tratamiento definitivo para quienes la única forma de sobrevivencia es la inserción de uno o más órganos sanos donados por otras personas. Por lo anterior, el profesional de enfermería debe poseer los conocimientos científicos, técnicos, tecnológicos y humanísticos que integran el correcto mantenimiento y procuración de órganos en personas adultas con muerte encefálica. Objetivo. Analizar la literatura sobre intervenciones de enfermería en el manejo de procuración de órganos en las personas adultas con muerte encefálica, en función de una revisión sistemática para fundamentar en una segunda fase la guía clínica de intervenciones de enfermería correspondiente con el uso de la taxonomía de NANDA, NOC, NIC. Material y método. Para la limitación de búsqueda de información científica se ejecutó el método PICO, y para su evaluación la clasificación de los niveles de evidencia basados en el Centre for Evidence Based Medicine de Oxford (OCEBM). Resultados. Las intervenciones de enfermería se enfocan en las complicaciones que la procuración de órganos presenta frecuentemente, como falla cardíaca, hipotensión, arritmias, edema pulmonar, diabetes insípida, hipotiroidismo, falla en los mecanismos termoreguladores e infección ocular. Conclusiones. Las intervenciones de enfermería focalizadas en prevenir complicaciones en la procuración de órganos de personas adultas con muerte encefálica generan un óptimo proceso de donación trasplante de órganos.
Introduction: Organ donation is the definitive treatment for patients whose only survival option is the transplantation of one or more healthy organs from another person. Therefore, the nursing professional must have the scientific, technical, technological and humanistic knowledge that integrates the correct maintenance and organ procurement in adults with brain death. Objective: To conduct a systematic literature review on nursing interventions in the management of organ procurement in adults with brain death, to later propose a corresponding clinical guideline of nursing interventions based on the NANDA NOC NIC taxonomy. Material and method: The PICO framework was used to limit the research data, and the classification of the levels of evidence of the Centre for Evidence Based Medicine of Oxford (OCEBM) for its assessment. Results: Nursing interventions focus on the most frequent complications in organ procurement, such as heart failure, hypotension, arrhythmias, pulmonary edema, diabetes insipidus, hypothyroidism failure of thermoregulatory mechanisms, and eye infection. Conclusions: Nursing interventions focused on preventing complications in organ procurement in adults with brain death generate an optimal donation process organ transplantation.
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Humanos , Masculino , Feminino , Morte Encefálica , Enfermagem , Sistema NervosoRESUMO
BACKGROUND: Vertical Banded Gastroplasty (VBG) is one of the most common bariatric operations. It can be performed by open or laparoscopic methods. The purpose of this study was to analyze and compare the 1-year results of 40 patients who underwent laparoscopic (20) and open (20). METHODS: The initial 20 patients undergoing Laparoscopic VBG and the initial 20 patients in whom an Open VBG were performed in our Institution were comparatively evaluated. Demography, surgical details, complications, and 1-year weight loss were analyzed. RESULTS: Both groups were highly comparable in terms of age, sex and body mass index. Laparoscopic VBG was a more prolonged procedure (median 4 hr) than the open VBG (median 3 hr). On the other hand, hospital stay was significantly shorter in the laparoscopic procedure (median 10 days for the open and 6 days for the laparoscopic). One year weight loss and complications were similar in both groups. CONCLUSIONS: Laparoscopic VBG is a safe procedure for the treatment of morbid obesity. This initial series shows comparable results.
