Herniorrhaphy with anesthesia local empowered

Herniorrafias con anestesia local potenciada

Ribero, Gustavo - Varela Palmer, Daniel - Cimarra Figueiras, Fernando - Acevedo, Carlos - Caraballo, Mónica - Genta, Fernando

Resumen:

The authors present the analysis of a prospectiveseries of fifty-two patients who underwent differentcoordina/ion herniorraphy procedures underpotentiated local anesthesia. They presentanatomical and pharmacological basis, selectioncriteria far inclusion and details of anesthesictechnique. They point out the feasabi!ity ofherniorraphy far any herniary topography; a largevariety of repairs were completed with goodintra-operative comfort. This anesthesic techniquedoes not increase morbimortality and it is ideal inthe organiza/ion of ambulatory surgeryprogrammes.


Se presenta el análisis de una serie prospectiva decincuenta y dos pacientes sometidos a diferentesprocedimientos de herniorrafia de coordinaciónbajo anestesia local potenciada. Se exponen losfundamentos anatómicos y farmacológicos, loscriterios de selección de la muestra y los detallesde la técnica anestésica. Se destaca la factibilidadde ejecución de herniorrafia para cualquiertopografia herniaria, pudiéndose completar unaamplia variedad de reparaciones con buen confortintra y posoperatorio. Es una técnica anestésicaque no aumenta la morbimortalidad, siendo idealen la organización de programas de cirugiaambulatoria.


Detalles Bibliográficos
1996
anestesia local
hernia
locally anesthesia
hernia
Español
Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/4273
Acceso abierto
Resumen:
Sumario:The authors present the analysis of a prospectiveseries of fifty-two patients who underwent differentcoordina/ion herniorraphy procedures underpotentiated local anesthesia. They presentanatomical and pharmacological basis, selectioncriteria far inclusion and details of anesthesictechnique. They point out the feasabi!ity ofherniorraphy far any herniary topography; a largevariety of repairs were completed with goodintra-operative comfort. This anesthesic techniquedoes not increase morbimortality and it is ideal inthe organiza/ion of ambulatory surgeryprogrammes.