Incidência de lesão de córnea em terapia intensiva: um estudo de coorte

Santos, Queila Farias dos; Stipp, Marluci Andrade Conceição; Góes, Fernanda Garcia Bezerra; Oliveira, Fernanda dos Anjos de; Paes, Graciele Oroski

doi:10.37689/acta-ape/2023ao01552

Acta Paulista De Enfermagem

2023

DOI: 10.37689/acta-ape/2023ao01552

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Incidência de lesão de córnea em terapia intensiva: um estudo de coorte

Queila Farias dos Santos¹,

Marluci Andrade Conceição Stipp²,

Fernanda Garcia Bezerra Góes³

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Abstract: Incidência de lesão de córnea em terapia intensiva: um estudo de coorte Incidence of corneal injury in intensive care: a cohort study Incidencia de lesión en la córnea en terapia intensiva: un estudio de cohorte Queila Faria dos Santos 1

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Prevention of Corneal Injury in Critically Ill Sedated and Mechanically Ventilated Patients: Theoretical and Evidence-Based Practice

R. do Prado,

R.E. Gimenes

2024

Keratitis - Current Perspectives

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Any prolonged loss of consciousness due to sedation in critically ill patients may result in eye injuries which may go unnoticed as the patient cannot express his/her reduced vision or pain. Loss of blinking movement and eyelid malocclusion can cause some eye injuries as keratopathies and ulcers, which are the most common eye injuries in these patients. In at-risk patients (intubated and ventilated), screening for corneal injuries should be carried out using a fluorescein test. Protection of the cornea depends on its moisturization, which itself depends on eyelid closure, blinking, and the quality of the aqueous film present on the cornea. These protective components are regularly reduced in critically ill patients. Some cohort studies indicate that the peak incidence of corneal injuries occurs after first-week admission in critically ill patients. In intubated and ventilated patients, an eye gel and polyethylene chamber are the most effective interventions to prevent corneal injuries.

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Prevention of Corneal Injury in Critically Ill Sedated and Mechanically Ventilated Patients: Theoretical and Evidence-Based Practice

R. do Prado,

R.E. Gimenes

2024

Keratitis - Current Perspectives

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Incidência de lesão de córnea em terapia intensiva: um estudo de coorte

Abstract: Incidência de lesão de córnea em terapia intensiva: um estudo de coorte Incidence of corneal injury in intensive care: a cohort study Incidencia de lesión en la córnea en terapia intensiva: un estudio de cohorte Queila Faria dos Santos 1

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Prevention of Corneal Injury in Critically Ill Sedated and Mechanically Ventilated Patients: Theoretical and Evidence-Based Practice

Prevention of Corneal Injury in Critically Ill Sedated and Mechanically Ventilated Patients: Theoretical and Evidence-Based Practice

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