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Título : | Treatment of post-surgical pain in the traumatology service in a second level hospital |
Autor: | Alvarez Ochoa, Robert Ivan Brito Abril, Juan Carlos Coronel Cardenas, Byron Rafael Blandin Lituma, Paula Eliana Rodriguez Cardenas, Carlos Santiago Bermejo Cayamcela, Deysi Magali Garces Ortega, Juan Pablo Cordero Cordero, Gabriela Del rosario Lliguisupa Pelaez, Veronica Del rocio Quillupangui Ramon, Stefany Maria |
Correspondencia: | Bermejo Cayamcela, Deysi Magali, dmbc94@gmail.com |
Palabras clave : | Osteosynthesis Fractures Osteosynthesis Pain Trauma Fractures Analgesia Trauma Analgesia Pain |
Área de conocimiento FRASCATI amplio: | 3. Ciencias Médicas y de la Salud |
Área de conocimiento FRASCATI detallado: | 3.2.29 Medicina General e Interna |
Área de conocimiento FRASCATI específico: | 3.2 Medicina Clínica |
Área de conocimiento UNESCO amplio: | 09 - Salud y Bienestar |
ÁArea de conocimiento UNESCO detallado: | 0915 - Terapia y Rehabilitación |
Área de conocimiento UNESCO específico: | 091 - Salud |
Fecha de publicación : | 2019 |
Fecha de fin de embargo: | 12-may-2050 |
Volumen: | Volumen 14, Número 2 |
Fuente: | Revista Latinoamericana de Hipertension |
Tipo: | ARTÍCULO |
Abstract: | © 2019 Revista Latinoamericana de Hipertension. All rights reserved. Introduction: pain is the main reason for consultation after traumatology surgeries since they are usually longer procedures generating greater pain in the patient, reason for which the objective of the present analysis was to describe the treatment of post-surgical pain in the service of traumatology in a second level hospital. Materials and methods: this was a descriptive cross-sectional study in 101 individuals older than 12 years who presented a diagnosis of limb fractures admitted to the traumatology service of a second level hospital in the province of Cañar-Ecuador from January to July 2017. Describing the analgesic therapy used for the assessment of patients. Results: 101 cases were evaluated of which 67.3% were represented by the male sex and 32.7% by the female, 52.5% of the fractures were found in the upper limbs and 47.5% in the lower ones, the location most frequent was the radius and ulna, the predominant surgery was the open reduction of osteosynthesis with 60.4% of the cases, the most used analgesic treatment was ketorolac (93%), either as monotherapy 46.5% or associated to other drugs such as tramadol or metamizole 46.5%. The most used combination was ketorolac plus tramadol 45.5%. Of the total combined analgesic prescriptions, 49.5% use two analgesics as therapy. Tramadol was used in more than half of the 52.5% prescriptions. Conclusions: currently in the present health center the most frequent fractures were those of upper limbs and the predominant analgesic therapy was ketorolac and the combination most used was with tramadol. |
Resumen : | © 2019 Revista Latinoamericana de Hipertension. All rights reserved. Introduction: pain is the main reason for consultation after traumatology surgeries since they are usually longer procedures generating greater pain in the patient, reason for which the objective of the present analysis was to describe the treatment of post-surgical pain in the service of traumatology in a second level hospital. Materials and methods: this was a descriptive cross-sectional study in 101 individuals older than 12 years who presented a diagnosis of limb fractures admitted to the traumatology service of a second level hospital in the province of Cañar-Ecuador from January to July 2017. Describing the analgesic therapy used for the assessment of patients. Results: 101 cases were evaluated of which 67.3% were represented by the male sex and 32.7% by the female, 52.5% of the fractures were found in the upper limbs and 47.5% in the lower ones, the location most frequent was the radius and ulna, the predominant surgery was the open reduction of osteosynthesis with 60.4% of the cases, the most used analgesic treatment was ketorolac (93%), either as monotherapy 46.5% or associated to other drugs such as tramadol or metamizole 46.5%. The most used combination was ketorolac plus tramadol 45.5%. Of the total combined analgesic prescriptions, 49.5% use two analgesics as therapy. Tramadol was used in more than half of the 52.5% prescriptions. Conclusions: currently in the present health center the most frequent fractures were those of upper limbs and the predominant analgesic therapy was ketorolac and the combination most used was with tramadol. |
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URI Fuente: | http://www.revhipertension.com/ |
ISSN : | 18564550 |
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