Incidence of recall, nightmares, and hallucinations during analgosedation in intensive care

Rundshagen, I.; Schnabel, Kai; Wegner, Carole B.; Esch, Schulte J. am

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“…Consequently, there was temporal (lived time) disparity in the sense that the past actually overrode the present. The delusional memories had an especially severe impact, as documented in several studies (Granberg et al, 1999;Granja et al, 2005;Löf et al, 2006;Magarey and McCutcheon, 2005;Roberts and Chaboyer, 2004;Rundshagen et al, 2002). Additionally, delusional memories have been linked with posttraumatic stress-reactions ).…”

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“…Thus, the traumatic experience can remain etched in the mind well into the future (van der Kolk, 1996b, Van der Kolk andMcFarlane, 1996). In the long-term, factual memories may persist as well as memories of unreal experiences, hallucinations and nightmares (Löf et al, 2006;Rundshagen et al, 2002;van de Leur et al, 2004), which are referred to as delusional memories Skirrow, 2002).…”

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The meaning of posttraumatic stress-reactions following critical illness or injury and intensive care treatment

Corrigan

Samuelson

Fridlund

et al. 2007

Intensive and Critical Care Nursing

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The meaning of posttraumatic stress-reactions following critical illness or injury and intensive care treatment

Corrigan

Samuelson

Fridlund

et al. 2007

Intensive and Critical Care Nursing

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“…Deux patients ont rapporté une anxiété liée à cet événement et les autres étaient préoccupés par leur pathologie. Le simple souvenir auditif est d'une importance mineure par rapport à la crainte de la chirurgie et de l'hospitalisation (Rundshagen 2002). Dans une étude récente, 21% des patients ont développé des séquelles à court terme (Sebel 2004) et les séquelles à long terme étaient l'anxiété, la dépression, les cauchemars, les flashbacks et le syndrome de stress post-traumatique (Davidson 2005).…”

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Réveil peropératoire et memorisation: prévalence et aspects cliniques dans un Pays Sub-Saharien

Lankoande¹,

Bonkoungou

Konombo

et al. 2017

ESJ

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Objective: To study intraoperative memorization in the service of general surgery of Yalgado Ouedroago teaching Hospital (YO-TH) in Burkina Faso. Methods: It was a prospective study in the service of general surgery of YO-TH over 7 months. The inclusion criteria were: age ≥ 18 years, absence of psychiatric disorder, American Society of Anesthesiology (ASA) score less than 4, informed consent written. Patients were interviewed at recovery. The European Scientific Journal April 2017 edition Vol.13, No.12 ISSN: 1857 -7881 (Print) e -ISSN 1857 310 questionnaire of Brice et al [8] was used and data were analyzed with SPHINX version 5.0.1 Results: A total of 475 patients were included. The mean age was 40.4 ± 16.3 years. The sex ratio was 1.4. The majority (56%) took psychoactive substance and 78.1% of patients had ASA score 2 or 3. Seven (1.4%) patients reported an explicit perioperative memorization (EPOM +). The mean age of EPOM + patients was 26.8 ± 6.57 years with a sex ratio 1.3. There was difference between EPOM + patients and EMPO -for age (p = 0.0001), occupation (p = 0.009) and antecedent of local anesthesia (p = 0.004). Five patients reported auditory perceptions, four cases of visual perceptions and two tactile perceptions. Pain was the most unpleasant memorization recorded. The psychological consequences of EPOM + were anxiety (2 cases). Conclusion:The frequency of EPOM is low in our context and the main cause was a slight anesthesia. Keywords: Memorization, Surgery, General Anesthesia RésuméObjectif : Etudier la mémorisation peropératoire en chirurgie générale à l'Hôpital Universitaire Yalgado Ouédroago (HU-YO) au Burkina Faso. Méthodes : Il s'est agi d'une étude prospective menée en chirurgie générale à l'HU-YO sur 7 mois. Les critères d'inclusion étaient: un âge ≥ 18 ans, absence de trouble psychiatrique, un score ASA inférieur ou égal à 4, consentement éclairé marqué. Les patients étaient interviewés à leur réveil. Le questionnaire de Brice et al [8] a été utilisé et les données ont été analysées à l'aide SPHINX version 5.0.1. Résultats : Au total 475 patients ont été retenus. L'âge moyen était 40,4 ± 16,3 ans avec un sex ratio de 1,4. La majorité (56%) prenait des substances psychoactives et avaient un score ASA 2 ou 3 (78,1%). Sept patients (1,47%) ont rapporté un épisode de mémorisation per opératoire explicite (MPOE+). L'âge moyen des patients MPOE+ était 26,8 ± 6,5 ans pour un sex ratio de 1,3. Il y avait une différence entre les patients MPOE + et MPOE -pour l'âge (p= 0,0001), la profession (p = 0,009) et l'antécédent d'anesthésie locorégionale (p = 0,004). Cinq patients ont rapporté des perceptions auditives, quatre des perceptions visuelles et deux des perceptions tactiles. La douleur était la mémorisation la plus désagréable. Les conséquences psychologiques de la MPEO+ étaient l'anxiété (2 cas). Conclusion : La fréquence de la MPOE est faible dans notre contexte. La principale cause est une anesthésie légère.

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“…Os dados de um estudo anterior 17 mostraram resultados semelhantes a esses. Nesse estudo, os pacientes foram avaliados por um instrumento com questões abertas referentes a memórias de sonhos, pesadelos, alucinações, semelhantes ao item seis do nosso instrumento que avalia o mesmo evento.…”

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Elaboração e avaliação de um instrumento para identificar memórias referentes à Unidade de Terapia Intensiva

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Marcon

2009

J. bras. psiquiatr.

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resumo objetivo: Descrever o desenvolvimento de um instrumento para identificar as recordações de pacientes internados em Unidade de Terapia Intensiva (UTI) e verificar a validade de conteúdo e a aplicabilidade do instrumento. método: Estudo de desenvolvimento metodológico, fundamentado na teoria de elaboração de escalas psicológicas de Pasquali (1998). Para elaboração do instrumento, foram percorridas três etapas, a construção dos itens, a análise da validade de conteúdo e aparência por um painel de experts e, por fim, a realização de um estudo-piloto para verificar a aplicabilidade do instrumento na população-alvo. resultados: Houve pouca discordância entre os experts na análise das questões de acordo com os domínios do construto. Os itens foram avaliados positivamente, recebendo uma pontuação acima de 80%, valor este que obedece ao critério de validação do instrumento. Dessa forma, os itens foram considerados consistentes em relação aos domínios e ao construto, possibilitando identificar recordações das experiências vividas pelos pacientes durante sua permanência em UTI. conclusões: Os itens propostos mostraram-se compreensíveis, claros e com uma adequada estrutura de apresentação. O instrumento apresenta validade de conteúdo atestada por um painel de experts, demonstrando possuir características teóricas para identificar memórias de pacientes internados em UTI a curto e longo prazo.

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Incidence of recall, nightmares, and hallucinations during analgosedation in intensive care

Cited by 113 publications

References 29 publications

The meaning of posttraumatic stress-reactions following critical illness or injury and intensive care treatment

The meaning of posttraumatic stress-reactions following critical illness or injury and intensive care treatment

Réveil peropératoire et memorisation: prévalence et aspects cliniques dans un Pays Sub-Saharien

Elaboração e avaliação de um instrumento para identificar memórias referentes à Unidade de Terapia Intensiva

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