Desarrollo y evaluación de mascarillas de oxigenación en 3D diseñadas para caninos en recuperación post quirúrgica
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Mascarillas de oxigenación 3D; Caninos; Post-quirúrgicoResumen
En la medicina veterinaria, el desarrollo de mascarillas de oxigenación en 3D para caninos en recuperación postquirúrgica representa un avance significativo, pues proporcionan un soporte respiratorio óptimo y mejoran el confort del paciente durante el proceso de recuperación. El objetivo principal de esta investigación fue diseñar, desarrollar y evaluar mascarillas de oxigenación en 3D diseñadas para caninos en recuperación postquirúrgica. La metodología utilizada fue carácter experimental y transversal, con un enfoque cuantitativo, un alcance correlacional y un tipo de estudio analítico; para su efecto se utilizó una impresora 3D con resina líquida para elaborar las mascarillas, basadas en especificaciones anatómicas caninas y se probó su eficacia en 30 pacientes caninos sometidos a cirugía de ovariohisterectomía (OVH). El estudio demostró que las mascarillas proporcionan un soporte respiratorio efectivo y mejoran significativamente el confort de los caninos en recuperación postquirúrgica. Se observó una mejora notable en la recuperación anestésica y una adecuada oxigenación tisular en los pacientes que utilizaron la mascarilla. Además, se destacaron los beneficios en la estabilidad cardiaca y la mejora en la saturación de oxígeno de dichos pacientes, demostrando su eficacia e importancia para administrar una adecuada oxigenación en pacientes caninos que serán sometidos a un procedimiento quirúrgico.
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