2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11695-016-2236-7
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Do Changes in Perioperative and Postoperative Treatment Protocol Influence the Frequency of Pulmonary Complications? A Retrospective Analysis of Four Different Bariatric Groups

Abstract: Operation time increases the risk for pulmonary complications. Changes in perioperative care toward the ERAS protocol may have a positive effect on the number of pulmonary complications.

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“…5 There is an increased focus on enhanced recovery programs with early ambulation after general surgery procedures, with promising results; however, this has not been examined in the vascular surgery population and may be difficult in patients with large leg and foot wounds. 19,20 Cardiac complications occur more often in vascular surgery patients than in the overall surgical population. 21 It is difficult to predict which patients may be at highest risk.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 There is an increased focus on enhanced recovery programs with early ambulation after general surgery procedures, with promising results; however, this has not been examined in the vascular surgery population and may be difficult in patients with large leg and foot wounds. 19,20 Cardiac complications occur more often in vascular surgery patients than in the overall surgical population. 21 It is difficult to predict which patients may be at highest risk.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este comprometimento nas dinâmicas respiratórias ocorre devido a fatores intrínsecos ao cliente (idade, tabagismo, obesidade, doença pulmonar crónica, desnutrição, estado de consciência, alcoolismo, sedentarismo e deformidades na caixa torácica) (8,9,10,11) e fatores relacionados com o procedimento cirúrgico (hipoventilação, imobilização, depressão do sistema nervoso central, entubação, ineficácia da tosse e inibição do nervo frénico e consequentemente parésia diafragmática) (11,12,13,14) . É consensual que as complicações pulmonares que surgem no pós-operatório continuam a influenciar a morbilidade, mortalidade e tempo de permanência no hospital, apesar dos progressos a nível da intervenção dos profissionais de saúde no pré, intra e pós-operatório (11,15,16,17) .…”
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