Administración de Dexmedetomidina a dosis por encima de la usual

ISSN: 0120-3347

The Colombian Journal of Anesthesiology is the quarterly journal of the Colombian Society of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation (S.C.A.R.E.)- that leads the development of Anesthesiology within the highest quality and safety standards, and has as its purpose to spread and publish the knowledge of the region and of the world associated with the specialty and related areas, such as perioperative medicine, intensive care, pain medicine, and palliative care.

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La dexmedetomidina actualmente ha sido utilizada como sedante en varios escenarios clínicos y coadyuvante en el escenario de la intubación despierto. Debido al uso “por fuera de las indicaciones” de este medicamento, se ha venido vislumbrando un posible uso como anestésico endovenoso con las potenciales ventajas de estabilidad hemodinámica y ventilatoria.

Key Words:

Dexmedetomindine

hemodinamic and ventilatory stability dosis

ventilatory stability dosis

Palabras clave:

dexmedetomidina

dosis

estabilidad hemodinámica

estabilidad ventilatoria

ABSTRACT

Dexmedetomidine, at the moment has been used as sedative in several clinical scenarios, and helping in the awake intubation setting. Due to the “off label use” of this medicament, one has come glimpsing a new use as endovenous anesthetic, with the potential advantages of hemodynamic and ventilatory stability.

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