Evaluación funcional respiratoria en el pre y post-operatorio. Estudio espirográfico en pacientes del departamento de cirugía del H.V.C.M. Cuenca

Abstract

While spirometry test as assessment of pulmonary function does not provide exact boundaries from which a patient will undergo surgery can be considered inoperable, but provides data to divide into groups of high and low risk surgical. From the results obtained in our study, it appears that not all surgical patient spirometry merits, but in those with a risk factor of pulmonary or extrapulmonary that increases your chance of developing respiratory compliaciones, this can be considered a test of support , inexpensive and easy to apply, to achieve a better preoperative assessment of the patient, allowing us to foresee the risk lung and take appropriate precautions before surgery, consideration should be taken into account especially in people who are to be operated abdominal or pelvic level, which are types of surgery have greater impact on pulmonary ventilation and especially if general anesthesia is used, as we have seen is another condition that determines major changes on respiratory function