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• W1997580911 abstract "O transplante hepático (TH) é a melhor opção terapêutica para doença hepática em estágio terminal (DHET). As medicações betabloqueadoras não seletivas, como o propranolol, atuam diretamente no sistema cardiovascular (SCV) e são frequentemente usadas na prevenção de hemorragia digestiva decorrente da HP. Os efeitos do propranolol no SCV de cirróticos durante o TH não são conhecidos. Avaliar a influência do uso pré‐operatório do propranolol no índice cardíaco (IC) durante a fase anepática do TH. Avaliaram‐se 101 pacientes adultos (73 homens, 72,2%) submetidos a transplante ortotópico de fígado doador cadáver, pela técnica de piggyback com preservação da veia cava inferior retro‐hepática, feito no Hospital das Clínicas da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Não houve diferença de gravidade pelo sistema MELD entre os grupos, p = 0,70. Foram comparados o uso pré‐operatório de propranolol com o desfecho do IC durante a fase anepática do TH em cinco grupos ( I : aumento do IC; II : redução do IC inferior a 16%; III : redução do IC igual a ou maior do que 16% e menor do que 31%; IV : redução do IC igual a ou maior do que 31% e menor do que 46%; V : redução do IC igual a ou maior do que 46%). Pacientes que fizeram uso pré‐operatório de propranolol no grupo I (46,4%) foram estatisticamente semelhantes aos dos grupos II (60%), III (72,7%), IV (50%) e V (30,8%), p = 0,57. O propranolol no pré‐transplante, como profilaxia para hemorragia digestiva, pode ser considerado seguro, pois não se associou à pioria do IC na fase anepática do TH. Liver transplantation (LT) is the best therapeutic option for end‐stage liver disease (ESLD). Non‐selective beta‐blocker medications such as propranolol act directly on the cardiovascular system (CVS) and are often used in the prevention of gastrointestinal bleeding resulting from HP. The effects of propranolol on CVS of cirrhotic patients during LT are not known. Evaluate the influence of propranolol used preoperatively on cardiac index (CI) during the anhepatic phase of LT. 101 adult patients (73 male [72.2%]) who underwent cadaveric donor orthotopic liver transplantation by piggyback technique with preservation of the retrohepatic inferior vena cava performed at Hospital das Clinicas, Federal University of Minas Gerais were evaluated. There was no difference in severity between groups by the MELD system, p = 0.70. The preoperative use of propranolol and the CI outcome were compared during the anhepatic phase of LT in 5 groups ( I : increased CI, II : CI reduction lower than 16%, III : CI reduction equal to or greater than 16% and less than 31%, IV : CI reduction equal to or greater than 31% and less than 46%, V : CI reduction equal to or greater than 46%). Patients in group I (46.4%) who received propranolol preoperatively were statistically similar to groups II (60%), III (72.7%), IV (50%) and V (30.8%), p = 0.57. The use of propranolol before transplantation as prophylaxis for gastrointestinal bleeding may be considered safe, as it was not associated with worsening of CI in anhepatic phase of LT." @default.
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• W1997580911 title "Influência do propranolol pré‐operatório no índice cardíaco durante a fase anepática do transplante hepático" @default.
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