Control de daño y estabilización temprana definitiva en el tratamiento del paciente politraumatizado
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rccot.2017.11.009Palabras clave:
politraumatismo, ortopedia, tratamiento quirúrgico, índice de gravedad del traumatismoResumen
Introducción: En este estudio se busca evaluar los desenlaces de los pacientes con traumatismo múltiple, fractura de pelvis o de huesos largos, que recibieron tratamiento con estabilización definitiva de sus fracturas en las primeras 48 horas y después de 48 horas del episodio traumático.
Materiales y métodos: Estudio de tipo cohorte retrospectiva que incluye a todos los pacientes politraumatizados con fracturas de pelvis o de huesos largos, que ingresaron en una institución de salud de nivel IV entre enero de 2012 y junio de 2016. Se evaluaron mortalidad, infección, tiempo de hospitalización y complicaciones. Además, se calculó el índice de gravedad del traumatismo (ISS) y el nuevo índice (NISS) de cada paciente.
Resultados: Ingresaron 220 pacientes, con predominio masculino (82%). La nueva escala del índice de gravedad del traumatismo (NISS) registró una mediana 4,5 puntos mayor a la mediana de la escala de ISS tradicional (34 frente a 29,5; p = 0,016). Los pacientes con fijación temprana definitiva tuvieron menor tiempo de hospitalización (p = 0,008) y menos complicaciones (p = 0,022).
Discusión: La escala tradicional del ISS podría subestimar la gravedad del traumatismo en los pacientes politraumatizados al no permitir que un mismo sistema registre más de una afectación independiente de cuán comprometido haya estado. El control del daño se puede reservar para los pacientes más graves, que no se compensan tras la reanimación inicial, con valores de ISS y NISS por encima de 36 y 40 puntos, respectivamente.
Nivel de evidencia clínica Nivel: II.
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