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Puntajes de gravedad en trauma

Authors: Restrepo-Álvarez, Camilo Andrés; Valderrama-Molina, Carlos Oliver; Giraldo-Ramírez, Nelson; Constain-Franco, Alfredo; Puerta, Andrés; León, Alba Luz; Jaimes, Fabián;

Puntajes de gravedad en trauma

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ResumenIntroducciónA lo largo de la historia se han creado varios métodos para evaluar la gravedad de las lesiones y brindar un pronóstico exacto en pacientes con trauma. Los puntajes en trauma que se han utilizado por más de 40 años son una herramienta de gran utilidad tanto para el contexto clínico como investigativo.ObjetivoElaborar una revisión de la literatura más relevante sobre los puntajes en trauma y hacer una descripción de cada una de estas herramientas, haciendo énfasis en sus limitaciones y en la aplicación en estudios clínicos.Materiales y métodosRevisión narrativa; se consultaron diferentes bases de datos como PubMed, ScienceDirect y OVID. Además, se hizo una búsqueda manual de artículos en inglés y en español sobre el tema.ResultadosLos artículos revisados permitieron hacer una descripción adecuada de cada uno de los puntajes, de la forma en que se calculan, sus principales limitaciones en el momento de aplicarlos y los hallazgos más notables en la literatura.ConclusiónExiste una gran variedad de puntajes de gravedad para pacientes con trauma que permiten anticipar con diferente exactitud los desenlaces clínicamente significativos. La creación y validación de un único puntaje universalmente válido es todo un reto; por ello, la selección de esta herramienta está basada en gran parte en la experiencia, el contexto y la evidencia disponible.AbstractIntroductionThroughout the years, several methods have been developed to help determine injury severity and obtain accurate prognoses in trauma patients. Trauma scores that have been used for more than 40 years are extremely useful in clinical practice as well as in research.ObjectiveTo conduct a review of the most relevant literature on trauma and to make a description of each of the scoring tools, focusing on their limitations and their application in clinical trials.Materials and methodsNarrative review conducted in different databases such as PubMed, ScienceDirect and OVID. A manual search was also conducted of articles on the subject in both English and Spanish.ResultsThe review articles provided an adequate description of each of the scores, the way they are calculated, the main limitations in their application, and the most relevant findings in the literature.ConclusionThere is a wide range of severity scores used in trauma patients for anticipating clinically significant outcomes with varying degrees of accuracy. Creating and validating a single, universally valid score is a huge challenge; consequently, the selection of the scoring tool is based, to a large extent, on experience, the context and the available evidence.

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Wounds and injuries, Pronóstico, Prognosis, Critical Care and Intensive Care Medicine, Anestesia, Trauma severity indices, Severity of illness index, Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Índices de gravedad del trauma, Heridas y traumatismos, Anesthesia, Índice de severidad de la enfermedad

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