DOI: 10.35376/10324/59939
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El recién nacido con encefalopatía hipóxico-isquémica perinatal en la era de la hipotermia terapéutica

Cristina Vega del Val

Abstract: La encefalopatía hipóxico-isquémica (EHI) perinatal es un síndrome clínico formado por un conjunto de signos neurológicos que aparece inmediatamente después del parto tras un episodio de asfixia perinatal y que se caracteriza por un deterioro de la alerta y de la capacidad para despertar, alteración del tono muscular, en la respuesta motora tanto espontánea como reactiva a estímulos, así como alteración en los reflejos miotáticos, y en ocasiones, convulsiones. La EHI tiene su origen en un insuficiente aporte d… Show more

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“…11,15,22 Therefore, requiring an early initiation of passive cooling before and during transportation to promptly achieve the neuroprotective effects of cooling. 12 Consequently, the information from the study supports the need to develop interventions aimed at improving the quality of transportation and referral systems that allow the timely transfer of the newborn to the referral centre. Similarly, research should be developed and strengthened to innovate servo-control technologies during transport (land or air) for neonates with perinatal asphyxia with the aim of maintaining temperature in the optimal range and improving health outcomes.…”
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“…11,15,22 Therefore, requiring an early initiation of passive cooling before and during transportation to promptly achieve the neuroprotective effects of cooling. 12 Consequently, the information from the study supports the need to develop interventions aimed at improving the quality of transportation and referral systems that allow the timely transfer of the newborn to the referral centre. Similarly, research should be developed and strengthened to innovate servo-control technologies during transport (land or air) for neonates with perinatal asphyxia with the aim of maintaining temperature in the optimal range and improving health outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Passive cooling should be initiated by achieving a passive temperature between 33 and 35°C in the birth hospital and maintaining it during transportation to avoid delaying the neuroprotective effect of cooling. 12 However, different studies reveal a risk of overcooling during transportation and admission to the neonatal unit with this intervention. [13][14][15] Overcooling during neonatal transportation can be an additive factor in morbidity and mortality in newborns with perinatal asphyxia.…”
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