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BASIC ELEMENTS IN ROUTINE FOR CEREBRAL INFARCTION:<br />

NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS:<br />

The principal neurological complications from cerebral infarction at acute phase are:<br />

- Cerebral edema and intracranial hypertension (HIC)<br />

- Hydrocephalia<br />

- Hemorrhagic transformation<br />

- Convulsive crisis<br />

- Early recurrence: (see picture below)<br />

CLINICAL FACTORS AND PREDICTIVE LABS FOR DCV<br />

CLINICAL FACTORS PREDICTIVE LABS<br />

STROKE HF<br />

Snoring or nocturne apnea<br />

Amygdala Hypertrophy<br />

Meningoencephalitis by HPP<br />

23<br />

Low fetal Hb<br />

High Hemoglobin<br />

Leucocytose<br />

Homocysteine deficiency<br />

CEREBRAL EDEMA AND INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION TREATMENT<br />

- Do not use corticoid<br />

- Do not sedate the patient<br />

- Elevate headboard at 30 o<br />

- Orotracheal intubation in case of hyperventilation and/or PCO 2 of + 30 mmHg<br />

- PIC monitoring, in selected cases (Coma, major hemispherical lesions irresponsive to treatment).<br />

- Osmotic therapy on patients with HIC neurologic deterioration (10% of the cases)<br />

Mannitol 20%<br />

Furosemide<br />

DIAGNOSTIC<br />

- Hemorrhagic vs ischemic<br />

- Topographic<br />

- Associated vascular factors<br />

COMPLEMENTARY EXAMS<br />

- Glycemia - Blood count<br />

- Coagulogram - Electrolyte<br />

- Renal function - Lipidogram<br />

- Enzimas miocárdicas<br />

MONITORING<br />

- Neurologic<br />

- PA e TAx<br />

- Frequence cardiac<br />

- ECG (to<br />

admission)<br />

PATIENT<br />

EVALUATION<br />

1-2 g/kg/24h in intervals of 4 h, infusion at 4 to 5 mL/min, for at least 3 days.<br />

To take off gradually maintaining interval between doses.<br />

Use only on emergency cases (ex. Immediate transtentoyal hernia).<br />

Dose: 70 mg or 7 ml IV slow. Don’t use to maintenance<br />

CT<br />

Cervical vases<br />

duplex scan<br />

cervicais<br />

NOTE<br />

- Breathing - Peneumonia<br />

- Hydration - Pulmonary edema<br />

- Swallowing - TVP<br />

- Alimentation - ITU<br />

- Sepse - Gangrene<br />

TREATMENT<br />

- Hydrate 1.5 to 2 L (Do not use pure<br />

glucose)<br />

- Insulin if Gli ≥ 150-180 mg%<br />

- Hypertension: indication and drugs<br />

- Heparin/heparinoids-DVT prevention/ EP<br />

- Oxygen, if saturation ≤ 92-95%<br />

- Antipyretics, if rate > 37-37,5o Cl<br />

- AAS 160-300 mg/day<br />

- Culture and antibiotic therapy if there<br />

is infection)<br />

- UTI em complicações graves<br />

COMORBIDITY<br />

- Diabetes<br />

- HAS<br />

- Epilepsy<br />

- Síndr de secr inapropr ADH<br />

- Heart failure

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