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2003, Número 3

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Rev Med Hosp Gen Mex 2003; 66 (3)


Oximetría de pulso: A la vanguardia en la monitorización no invasiva de la oxigenación

López-Herranz GP
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Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 102
Paginas: 160-169
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PALABRAS CLAVE

Oximetría, saturación, monitorización, reflectancia, monitoreo fetal.

RESUMEN

Una de las misiones importantes del anestesiólogo en la sala quirúrgica es mantener las constantes vitales con seguridad para el paciente. Contar con un equipo de monitorización completo y eficiente permite la vigilancia de la función ventilatoria durante los procedimientos anestésico-quirúrgicos. La oximetría de pulso es un método no invasivo que contribuye a garantizar la seguridad de la anestesia. Es la culminación de una serie de descubrimientos científicos. Desde su comercialización ha ofrecido la vigilancia de la función ventilatoria en una extensa variedad de áreas clínicas y quirúrgicas. En este artículo, se describe la oximetría de pulso convencional, su evolución, principios de funcionamiento, indicaciones, limitaciones y complicaciones. Se presenta una nueva perspectiva, la oximetría de pulso con tecnología de reflectancia, así como las modalidades y aplicaciones futuras.


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