Post-Intensive Care syndrome: Beyond surviving intensive care unite
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https://doi.org/10.30445/rear.v13i9.956Keywords:
Critical care, Critical illness, Stress Disorders, post-traumatic, rehabilitation, Intensive care unit-acquired weakness, Post-intensive care syndrome, early mobilityAbstract
We carried out a review of several meta-analyzes on the different components (separately) that encompass the post-ICU syndrome, on the one hand as the definition of the syndrome as a whole and on the other hand as the sum of the symptoms that are included in.
After our bibliographic research, we analyzed the actions in clinical practice that have been proved to reduce the incidence of cognitive, mental or physical dysfunction and consequently, the post-ICU syndrome so that we can carry them out in clinical practice and raise awareness between ourselves, themselves and the entire team of the importance of not only the admission and survival of our patients, but also the quality of life that awaits them beyond the intensive care unit.
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