Histerectomia e Covid-19: uma revisão sistemática e painel de recomendações de biossegurança/ Hysterectomy and Covid-19: a systematic review and biosafety recommendations panel
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https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv8n3-277Keywords:
Covid-19, histerectomia, síndrome respiratória aguda graveAbstract
A histerectomia é o segundo procedimento cirúrgico mais realizado em mulheres em idade reprodutiva, em que cerca de 20-30% das mulheres realizam esse tipo de cirurgia até a faixa etária dos 60 anos. A metodologia empregada foi a revisão sistemática, onde foram utilizadas as plataformas MEDLINE® e LILCAS, por meio da BIREME, e PUBMED®. Após leitura adequada do título e resumo, bem como eliminação de duplicados, foram selecionados 22 artigos para leitura na íntegra, sendo 13 a quantidade elegível para a presente revisão sistemática. De acordo com o exposto, pacientes com Covid-19 e indicação de HT devem ter o quadro clínico analisado de maneira individual e os casos assintomáticos em cenário de urgência/emergência devem ser tratados como suspeitos, isolados e triados adequadamente.
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