Procesos de decisión en la antiagregación (IV): Síndrome Coronario Agudo

Autores/as

  • Alberto Gironés Muriel Adjunto al servicio de anestesiología Hospital Sanitas la Moraleja, Madrid.
  • Borja San Pedro Adjunto al servicio de anestesiología Hospital Sanitas la Moraleja, Madrid.
  • Santiago Domenech de Frutos Adjunto al servicio de urgencias del Hospital Sanitas la Moraleja
  • S Lage Piñeiro DUE unidad quirúrgica Hospital Sanitas La Moraleja.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30445/rear.v3i7.459

Palabras clave:

antiagregantes, Farmacologí­a, Formación, Medicina preoperatoria, Preanestesia

Resumen

El síndrome coronario agudo es la entidad patológica donde los tratamientos de antiagregación o anticoagulación se vuelven más elaborados. Las terapias múltiples, los nuevos antiagregantes y la gran producción científica que genera cambios en las recomendaciones, cambios apoyados por una potente industria farmacéutica, puede complicar la toma de decisiones preoperatorias.

En anteriores entradas hemos hablado sobre la profilaxis primaria de la isquemia cardíaca, y vemos como las recomendaciones sobre su tratamiento preventivo han ido evolucionado para ser cada vez más restrictivas. Los descubrimientos de nuevos factores individuales (tanto genéticos como ambientales) que desempeñen un papel fundamental en la incidencia del síndrome coronario son cada vez más estudiados y aclarados. Desde el descubrimiento de los isotipos del gen de la paraoxonasa-1, pasando por la implicación del perímetro abdominal, hasta llegar a la polución ambiental, se vislumbran con fuerza estos y otros nuevos factores individuales implicados en la aparición de un episodio isquémico coronario, lo que condicionará un cambio de recomendación en las guías futuras para prevenir dichos eventos.

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2011-07-31

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Gironés Muriel, A., San Pedro, B., Domenech de Frutos, S., & Lage Piñeiro, S. (2011). Procesos de decisión en la antiagregación (IV): Síndrome Coronario Agudo. Revista Electrónica AnestesiaR, 3(7), 4. https://doi.org/10.30445/rear.v3i7.459

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