Perfil e desfecho clínico/cirúrgico de pacientes pós diagnostico de Síndrome Coronariana Aguada: Uma revisão integrativa

Abstract

Objective: to identify what has been addressed in the national literature on the clinical / surgical outcome of patients after diagnosis of Acute Coronary Syndrome. Methodology: an integrative literature review was carried out on the Virtual Health Library Platform (VHL-SALUD) with the keywords Clinical outcome AND Acute Coronary Syndrome, in which three scientific articles were selected that will lead to this review. Results: patients who were diagnosed with ACS were elderly over 60 years old and had at least one risk factor, the most evident of which were SAH and Diabetes Mellitus. The outcome of patients after ACS diagnosis was the performance of invasive procedures for myocardial revascularization associated with this, they obtained significant trans and postoperative complications requiring longer hospitalization. The study showed a higher rate of hospital discharge than post-diagnosis deaths. Conclusion: the high success rate in the outcome for these patients after diagnosis stands out, highlighting this success the health team, especially the participation of nurses in the immediate care of patients suspected of ACS.