Anesthetic Considerations in Patients Submitted to Assisted
Robotic Surgery for Radical Prostatectomy: Case Report

Juan Lagarda Cuevas; Juan Carlos Ramirez Celis; Manuel Gerardo Bermudez Ochoa; Juan Manuel Rodriguez Zepeda; Salvador Juárez Pichardo; Ana Luisa Hernández Perez; Jesús Esteban Aguilar; Jesús Ruiz Diaz de León

Case Report

Volume 6 Issue 4 - 2020

Anesthetic Considerations in Patients Submitted to Assisted Robotic Surgery for Radical Prostatectomy: Case Report

Juan Lagarda Cuevas¹*, Juan Carlos Ramirez Celis², Manuel Gerardo Bermudez Ochoa³, Juan Manuel Rodriguez Zepeda⁴, Salvador Juárez Pichardo⁵, Ana Luisa Hernández Perez⁶, Jesús Esteban Aguilar⁷ and Jesús Ruiz Diaz de León⁸

¹Anesthesiologist Staff ABC Medical Center Department of Anesthesiology Mexico City, Master’s in public health Community and International Health University of New York, Anesthesiologist CMN XXI Century UNAM.

²Anesthesiologist HGZ 8 IMSS. CMN XXI century, Training in Pediatrics.

³Head of the Santa Fe Campus Operating Room, Cardiovascular Anesthesiologist ABC Medical Center

⁴Anesthesiologist Staff Medical Center ABC, Pediatric Anesthesiologist

⁵Anesthesiologist Staff Medical Center ABC, Algology

⁶Cardiovascular Anesthesiologist and Pediatrician CMN XXI Century. Anesthesiologist Staff Medical Center ABC. Master of Science and Candidate for Doctor of Medical Sciences UNAM / UAEM

⁷CMN 21st Century Cardiovascular Anesthesiologist

⁸Anesthesiologist HGR 1 Querétaro IMSS

*Corresponding Author: Juan Lagarda Cuevas, Anesthesiologist Staff ABC Medical Center Department of Anesthesiology Mexico City, Master’s in public health Community and International Health University of New York, Anesthesiologist CMN XXI Century UNAM.

Received: February 12, 2020; Published: March 31, 2020

Abstract

Assisted robot surgery is a relatively new surgery as a procedure in our country. However, the procedures around the world are many especially in the first world where the experience is already great. The indications for performing this procedure have been extended, in terms of surgical specialties that can perform it, as well as the type of patient. Initially used in urological surgery, currently the assisted robot procedure is being used in minimally invasive thoracic surgery, oncological surgery and general surgery. It is therefore important to know the changes that these procedures cause in the anesthetized patient in order to successfully conduct the surgical anesthetic procedure. In the following article we present a case of assisted robot urological surgery (radical prostatectomy) and we review the anesthetic considerations for this type of procedures.

Keywords: Pneumoperitoneum; Deep Trendelemburg; Volume-Controlled Ventilation; Pressure-Controlled Ventilation

References

Citation: Juan Lagarda Cuevas., et al. “Anesthetic Considerations in Patients Submitted to Assisted Robotic Surgery for Radical Prostatectomy: Case Report”. EC Anaesthesia 6.4 (2020): 31-37.

Copyright: © 2020 Juan Lagarda Cuevas., et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

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