Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis

ABSTRACT: The sublingual area is the most used site to assess microcirculation in critically ill patients at bedside. The prerequisite for microcirculation evaluation, using HVM imaging (Handheld Vital Microscopy), is to ensure measurements free of image artifacts, confirming an adequate analysis of...

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Autor principal:	Vieira,José Custódio Feres
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad de La Frontera. Facultad de Medicina 2021
Materias:	sublingual microcirculation HVM imaging Hands Free 3.C technique stabilizer duration of sublingual image Covid -19 sepsis
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0718-381X20210003007412021-09-21Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and SepsisVieira,José Custódio Feres sublingual microcirculation HVM imaging Hands Free 3.C technique stabilizer duration of sublingual image Covid -19 sepsis ABSTRACT: The sublingual area is the most used site to assess microcirculation in critically ill patients at bedside. The prerequisite for microcirculation evaluation, using HVM imaging (Handheld Vital Microscopy), is to ensure measurements free of image artifacts, confirming an adequate analysis of blood flow. However, this would only be possible with standardizati on in the process of image capture. Currently, with the Hands On technique, the recommended capture time is 4 to 20 seconds, which is already considered laborious. In this study, the Hands Free 3.C technique proposes an alternative that maximizes the image period of sublingual microcirculation (as suggested by the Second Consensus) for more than 12 minutes, and thus opening the way for future research aiming at therapeutic maneuvers in critically ill patients such as COVID -19 and sepsis.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad de La Frontera. Facultad de MedicinaInternational journal of odontostomatology v.15 n.3 20212021-09-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-381X2021000300741en10.4067/S0718-381X2021000300741
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description	ABSTRACT: The sublingual area is the most used site to assess microcirculation in critically ill patients at bedside. The prerequisite for microcirculation evaluation, using HVM imaging (Handheld Vital Microscopy), is to ensure measurements free of image artifacts, confirming an adequate analysis of blood flow. However, this would only be possible with standardizati on in the process of image capture. Currently, with the Hands On technique, the recommended capture time is 4 to 20 seconds, which is already considered laborious. In this study, the Hands Free 3.C technique proposes an alternative that maximizes the image period of sublingual microcirculation (as suggested by the Second Consensus) for more than 12 minutes, and thus opening the way for future research aiming at therapeutic maneuvers in critically ill patients such as COVID -19 and sepsis.
author	Vieira,José Custódio Feres
author_facet	Vieira,José Custódio Feres
author_sort	Vieira,José Custódio Feres
title	Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis
title_short	Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis
title_full	Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis
title_fullStr	Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis
title_full_unstemmed	Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis
title_sort	hands free 3.c technique - step by step maximizes the duration of sublingual microcirculatory image - a prognosis to monitor microcirculation in patients with covid-19 and sepsis
publisher	Universidad de La Frontera. Facultad de Medicina
publishDate	2021
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Hands Free 3.c Technique - Step by Step Maximizes the Duration of Sublingual Microcirculatory Image - A Prognosis to Monitor Microcirculation in Patients with Covid-19 and Sepsis

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