Analgo-sedation for diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic or radiologic procedures in adults

Delgado, Martha; Gempeler, Fritz E.; Malagon, Nelcy Rodriguez

doi:10.1002/14651858.cd004582

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2003

DOI: 10.1002/14651858.cd004582

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Analgo-sedation for diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic or radiologic procedures in adults

Martha Delgado¹,

Fritz E. Gempeler²,

Nelcy Rodriguez Malagon³

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“…pain procedure (1). This review discusses the pharmacologic aspects of anxiolysis, hypnosis, and sedation in interventional pain management.…”

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The Pharmacology of Sedation

Colson

2005

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The term sedation encompasses a progressive continuum of stages ranging from minimal sedation ("anxiolysis") through moderate sedation/analgesia ("conscious sedation"), deep sedation, and ultimately general anesthesia. Each stage represents a progressive degree of central nervous system (CNS) depression with impaired levels of cognition and consciousness, decreased responsiveness to stimuli, loss of protective reflexes, and diminished respiratory effort and cardiovascular performance. The therapeutic goal of sedation is to provide calm, comfort, pain relief, and cooperation of a patient undergoing a procedure that often evokes anxiety, discomfort, and pain, but which may require full patient cooperation.Sedation techniques are employed to facilitate diagnostic or therapeutic procedures requiring varying degrees of anxiolysis and/or analgesia, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), endoscopy, setting a bone fracture, or an interventional

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“…pain procedure (1). This review discusses the pharmacologic aspects of anxiolysis, hypnosis, and sedation in interventional pain management.…”

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The Pharmacology of Sedation

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Cultural Changes in ICU Sedation Management

Egerod

2009

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The aim of this study was to explore physicians' views and perceptions of sedation, and offer a new approach to the understanding of issues of sedation. I used a qualitative, descriptive, and explorative multicenter design. Data were generated by seven key-informant interviews using a semistructured interview guide. One experienced doctor was selected at each of the seven largest intensive care units in Denmark. Interpretational analysis was performed by comprehensive overview, individual case analysis, cross-case analysis, and integrated thematic analysis and identification of emerging themes. The following themes emerged: a paradigm shift from sedated to more awake and comfortable patients, cultural changes toward intracollegial openness, increased interdisciplinary and staff/patient/family collaboration, patient and environmental normalization, and humanization. The study findings provide an understanding of contextual issues of sedation, safety, and comfort, and suggest that a cultural change in sedation strategies might reduce the duration of sedation and mechanical ventilation while containing cost and improving the well-being of the patients.

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Analgo-sedation for diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic or radiologic procedures in adults

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The Pharmacology of Sedation

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Cultural Changes in ICU Sedation Management

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