Déficit adquirido de Factor XIII como causa de hemorragia masiva con compromiso de vía aérea superior en cirugía oncológica de cavidad oral

Saez-Torres, Ignacio Caubet; Fidalgo, Eduardo Ibaseta; Cobo, J; Reija, Fe García

doi:10.20986/recom.2023.1428/2023

j.maxilo

2023

DOI: 10.20986/recom.2023.1428/2023

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Déficit adquirido de Factor XIII como causa de hemorragia masiva con compromiso de vía aérea superior en cirugía oncológica de cavidad oral

Ignacio Caubet Saez-Torres¹,

Eduardo Ibaseta Fidalgo²,

J Cobo³

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Abstract: El diagnóstico etiológico de una hemorragia postoperatoria persistente en pacientes adultos sin antecedentes médicos de interés supone un reto a día de hoy. Dentro de las distintas causas encontramos el déficit adquirido del Factor XIII (F. XIII) de la coagulación. El déficit de este factor suele pasar desapercibido al no ser valorado en el estudio preoperatorio rutinario.Presentamos el caso de un varón de 70 años con déficit de F. XIII adquirido, no diagnosticado previamente, que tras ser intervenido por un c… Show more

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Meta-analytic analysis of the role of hemostatic evaluation in optimizing surgical results

Valverde González,

Mihalache Bernal,

Del Cisne Pinza Vera

2023

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Introduction: Pre-surgical clinical assessment constitutes an essential practice in internal medicine, focused on the identification of risk factors to reduce perioperative morbidity and mortality.Objective: This study seeks to critically evaluate the effectiveness of preoperative coagulation tests to predict bleeding complications in elective non-cardiac surgeries, in order to validate their clinical relevance and adjust practices to real needs based on solid evidence.Method: A meta-analysis approach was employed to synthesize data from multiple studies examining the correlation between preoperative coagulation testing and intra- and postoperative bleeding complications. Study selection was based on rigorous criteria to include only those with patients without a history of hematological diseases who underwent elective non-cardiac surgeries.Results: The results indicate that alterations in coagulation tests are not significantly associated with an increased risk of hemorrhagic complications, as evidenced by a relative risk (RR) of less than one. This suggests that routine performance of these tests in the study population may not be necessary and does not contribute significantly to the safety of the surgical patient.Conclusions: The study supports a review of clinical guidelines to reduce unnecessary defensive medical practices and encourage evidence-based decisions. It is recommended to limit preoperative coagulation testing to patients with identifiable risk factors or clinical manifestations of hemostatic disorders, avoiding widespread and unsubstantiated procedures that overload health systems without improving clinical outcomes.

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Meta-analytic analysis of the role of hemostatic evaluation in optimizing surgical results

Valverde González,

Mihalache Bernal,

Del Cisne Pinza Vera

2023

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Meta-analytic analysis of the role of hemostatic evaluation in optimizing surgical results

Valverde González,

Mihalache Bernal,

Pinza Vera

2023

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Déficit adquirido de Factor XIII como causa de hemorragia masiva con compromiso de vía aérea superior en cirugía oncológica de cavidad oral

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