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SUMMARY
This document defines some particular aspects involved in practising anaesthesia in plastic surgery which are intended to improve patient safety. It presents strategies for reducing the most common serious preventable complications, such as thrombotic, embolic and infectious events. It should be stressed that these goals have been established and must be achieved with surgeons and anaesthesiologists’ participation. These recommendations provide detailed are additions to the Minimum Standards which SCARE has developed.
RESUMEN
Este documento define algunos aspectos particulares al ejercicio de la anestesia en cirugía plástica que pretenden mejorar la seguridad de los pacientes. Se hace énfasis en la presentación de estrategias para reducir las complicaciones graves prevenibles más comunes, como los eventos de trombosis, embolias e infecciones. Se establece que estas metas se logran con la participación de los cirujanos y de los anestesiólogos. Estas recomendaciones son adiciones puntuales a las normas mínimas que ha desarrollado la SCARE.
Palabras claves:
conferencia de consenso
cirugía plástica
procedimientos quirúrgicos electivos
seguridad. (Fuente: DeCS, BIREME)
Key words:
consensus
surgery
plastic
outpatients
safety. (Source:MeSH, NLM)
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