2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-70942006000100009
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Rabdomiólise em paciente obeso mórbido submetido a gastroplastia redutora e durante revascularização de membro superior em paciente pediátrico: relato de casos

Abstract: RESUMOAbrão MA, Ferreira RG, Germano Filho PA, Lerner LC -Rabdomiólise em Paciente Obeso Mórbido Submetido a Gastroplastia Redutora e durante Revascularização do Membro Superior em Paciente Pediátrico. Relato de Casos JUSTIFICATIVA E OBJETIVOS: A rabdomiólise é uma síndrome que decorre da lesão ao músculo esquelético. Sua etiologia é ampla, trazendo um interesse particular, quando se manifesta como complicação intra ou pós-anestésica. O objetivo desse relato foi mostrar dois casos de rabdomiólise ocorridos no … Show more

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“…They include muscle pain [11, 18-29, 31, 37], numbness, pain and distal weakness [26,27], decubitus ulcer [18], and meralgia paresthetica [40]. Similarly, in our series, in the acute postoperative period, neuromuscular symptoms were present in 45.5% of all patients, 58.8% of patients with RML diagnosis, and none of without RML (p=0.04).…”
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“…They include muscle pain [11, 18-29, 31, 37], numbness, pain and distal weakness [26,27], decubitus ulcer [18], and meralgia paresthetica [40]. Similarly, in our series, in the acute postoperative period, neuromuscular symptoms were present in 45.5% of all patients, 58.8% of patients with RML diagnosis, and none of without RML (p=0.04).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 62%
“…One patient, with the highest level of CPK value (>52,206 IU/L), had proximal muscle inferior limbs weakness in the acute postoperative period which, however, resolved 72 h later. This finding was not previously described in the literature because another description of weakness in RML involved occurrence of concomitant neuropathy [26,27].…”
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