4. El impacto de la fragilidad en pacientes sometidos a cirugía cardíaca

Carlota Toapanta Gaibor; Constanza Sepúlveda Gallardo; Marta Arroyo Huidobro

Carlota Toapanta Gaibor Geriatría. Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
Constanza Sepúlveda Gallardo Geriatría. Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
Marta Arroyo Huidobro Geriatría. Hospital Clínic de Barcelona

Palabras clave: Fragilidad, Cirugía cardíaca, Entornos con recursos limitados

Abstract

Esta revisión aborda el manejo de la fragilidad en pacientes de cirugía cardíaca, especialmente en contextos con recursos limitados. Destaca la importancia de identificar y abordar factores de riesgo modificables para mejorar los resultados. Ofrece recomendaciones prácticas, incluyendo intervenciones prehabilitativas y programas de rehabilitación postoperatoria.

This review addresses the management of frailty in cardiac surgery patients, particularly in resource-limited settings. It emphasizes the importance of identifying and addressing modifiable risk factors to enhance outcomes. It provides practical recommendations, including prehabilitative interventions and postoperative rehabilitation programs.

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