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ABSTRACT<br />

ROMANI, T.K. Lighting in Surgery Centers in Cuiabá: Case Study 2013. 153 p.<br />

Dissertation (Master in Enviromental Engeneering and Building) – School of<br />

Architecture, Engeneering and Technology, Federal University of Mato Grosso,<br />

Cuiabá, 2013.<br />

To ensure safety in surgery, in addition to the technical elements of the procedure<br />

itself, it is necessary that the lighting conditions of the surgical center are proper, in<br />

order to reduce the variations that can alter the outcome of the procedures, to<br />

increase the level of success and to preserve the health of the professionals. This<br />

study aims to verify the accordance of the lighting levels to the Brazilian standard<br />

regarding minimum levels of illuminance in the operating room, compare these<br />

levels with the values btained in computer simulations for lighting in order to<br />

validate its use for lighting projects in these environments and to verify compliance<br />

with the recommendations of the IESNA (American Society Illuminating<br />

Engineering) for lighting Units Health Assistance. For this, a profile of illuminance<br />

in the operating room in three health institutions in this Cuiabá was built, based on<br />

Brazilian standards and the recommendations of the IESNA, and computer<br />

simulations were conducted regarding lighting levels in these environments. The data<br />

were collected through observation of the physical characteristics of the rooms, the<br />

facilities available for the lighting the workplace, the measurement of illuminance in<br />

the operating room and computer simulations. The equipment used for the research<br />

were: a measuring tape, a luximeter, a camera and the Dialux software. The criteria<br />

used for the analysis were: the Brazilian standard for lighting, which determines the<br />

minimum levels of lighting for different environments, and the recommendations for<br />

lighting for hospitals and health care facilities of the IESNA. The results indicate that<br />

the lighting systems of surgical centers evaluated do not meet most of the<br />

recommendations and normative criteria used as a basis for this work in all<br />

environments, and the use of the Dialux software can be viable to carry out lighting<br />

projects in these environments with some considerations.<br />

Keywords: lighting, health care facilities, lighting levels.

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