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Aspectos novedosos de la intoxicación digitálica

Authors: Carlos Aquin Roll; Laina María Astorga Zayas; Daylín Elizabeth González García;

Aspectos novedosos de la intoxicación digitálica

Abstract

Los digitálicos son fármacos con capacidad de aumentar la contractilidad miocárdica (inotrópico positivo), que han desempeñado un rol primordial en el tratamiento de pacientes con insuficiencia cardiaca; su uso inapropiado puede traer complicaciones serias a estos pacientes, incluso, hasta la muerte. La más importante de estas complicaciones es la intoxicación digitálica, originada por la sobredosis de dichos fármacos, a causa de la combinación del efecto inhibitorio en la conducción nodal y la estimulación sobre las fibras individuales auriculares y ventriculares. Debido al uso frecuente de estos medicamentos en todos los niveles de atención de salud y lo difícil que resulta diagnosticar dicha complicación por la complejidad de su cuadro clínico y de su expresión electrocardiográfica, se realizó una revisión bibliográfica exhaustiva sobre el tema para brindar amplia información, que permita una atención adecuada a los pacientes con este diagnóstico.

Keywords

intoxicación digitálica., Medicine (General), R5-920, fármaco, digitálico, contractilidad miocárdica, Internal medicine, RC31-1245

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