我们的病人在手术室的安全的重要性,推动了许多项目。其中大多数旨在更好的控制和临床表现;主要是干预或调节外科手术结果的变量,和他们有直接的关系.西班牙麻醉学学会,重症监护和治疗疼痛(SEDAR)保持对一个变量的持续关注,这个变量清楚地决定了我们临床过程的结果,所有接受麻醉或外科手术的患者都会出现“无意的低体温”。SEDAR提倡,与其他科学协会和患者协会合作,本临床实践指南的阐述,旨在回答尚未解决的临床问题,到现在为止,没有基于现有最佳科学证据的文件。在伊比利亚-美洲科克伦合作办公室的分级方法和技术援助下,本临床实践指南为预防体温过低的主动加热方法提出了三个建议(弱赞成)(皮肤,液体或气体);三个用于优先考虑预防体温过低的策略(太弱赞成,一个强烈赞成);麻醉诱导前的两种预热策略(均弱赞成);和两个用于研究。
The importance of the safety of our patients in the surgical theatre, has driven many projects. The majority of them aimed at better control and clinical performance; mainly of the variables that intervene or modulate the results of surgical procedures, and have a direct relationship with them. The Spanish Society of Anesthesiology, Critical Care and Therapeutic Pain (SEDAR), maintains a constant concern for a variable that clearly determines the outcomes of our clinical processes, \"unintentional hypothermia\" that develops in all patients undergoing an anesthetic or surgical procedure. SEDAR has promoted, in collaboration with other scientific Societies and patient Associations, the elaboration of this clinical practice
guideline, which aims to answer clinical questions not yet resolved and for which, up to now, there are no documents based in the best scientific evidence available. With GRADE methodology and technical assistance from the Ibero-American Cochrane Collaboration office, this clinical practice
guideline presents three recommendations (weak in favor) for active heating methods for the prevention of hypothermia (skin, fluid or gas); three for the prioritization of strategies for the prevention of hypothermia (too weak in favor and one strongly in favor); two of preheating strategies prior to anesthetic induction (both weak in favor); and two for research.