2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-69912006000500003
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O sistema Apache II e o prognóstico de pacientes submetidos às operações de grande e pequeno porte

Abstract: RESUMO: Objetivo: Geral: avaliar o desempenho do sistema APACHE II no pré-operatório de operações de grande e pequeno porte como indicador prognóstico. Os objetivos secundários são: (a) avaliar o sistema no pré-operatório para predizer morbidade; (b) comparar resultados entre os dois grupos e; (c) comparar a mortalidade observada com a esperada, calculada pela Equação de Knaus. Método: Estudo de coorte prospectivo, por 30 meses. No Grupo 1, correspondente à operação de pequeno porte, incluídos 30 pacientes sub… Show more

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“…The association between these data influenced the overall mortality. Castro Júnior et al concluded that patients with an APACHE II score greater than eight and subjected to large operations may present a high rate of morbidity and mortality 12 , resembling these data.…”
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“…The association between these data influenced the overall mortality. Castro Júnior et al concluded that patients with an APACHE II score greater than eight and subjected to large operations may present a high rate of morbidity and mortality 12 , resembling these data.…”
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“…There may be significant variability in assessing perioperative ASA, collaborating in patient management. In the ICU, the APACHE II (Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation) is widely used, collaborating with the planning of the patient care [11][12][13] . The initial diagnosis is essential for risk adjustment.…”
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