Abstract

GONZALEZ VICTORIA, Alexei et al. Relation between the monitoring of cerebral status rate and the prediction levels. Rev cuba anestesiol reanim [online]. 2010, vol.9, n.3, pp.186-199. ISSN 1726-6718.

Introduction: The acquired valvular heart diseases have a marked improvement with the surgical treatment; however, may to have a high incidence of intraoperative wake being necessary to monitor the deep anesthesia status by clinical signs assessment or single or computarized electroencephalographic registries. Objectives: To compare the anesthesia depth level by the monitoring of cerebral status and the intraoperative clinical assessment in patients candidates to surgical treatment. Method: A cross-sectional and descriptive study was conducted in 40 patients under general anesthesia. The existing relationship between the value of cerebral status rate and the clinical assessment were compared using different statistic tests. Results: The mean of CSI values was between 48.5 and 50 during the intraoperative period and in 95.5 at extubation. It was evidenced that the clinical assessment of anesthetic depth by the mean arterial tension (MAT) and the heart rate (HR) has a high sensitivity level and positive prediction value corroborated by CSI measurements. There weren't intraoperative recalls. The recovery from anesthesia was assessed as good. Conclusions: The assessment of the anesthesia depth status according to the clinical predictors shows a similar reliability to that obtained by the monitoring of cerebral status rate.

Keywords : Anesthesia depth; intraoperative memories; monitoring; anesthesia; acquired valvular heart disease.

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