Complicaciones de la derivación ventriculoperitoneal en pacientes pediátricos. Revisión del tema

Rogers Téllez Isla, Gretel Mosquera Betancourt

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Fundamento: La hidrocefalia es un desorden pediátrico frecuente y la colocación de una derivación ventriculoperitoneal es la técnica quirúrgica más usada para su tratamiento. La incidencia de las complicaciones en pacientes pediátricos es un problema frecuente que aumenta la morbilidad y mortalidad.

Objetivo: Sistematizar y actualizar los conocimientos relacionados con las complicaciones ventriculoperitoneal es en edad pediátrica.

Desarrollo: Las complicaciones asociadas a la derivación ventriculoperitoneal son frecuentes y se pueden dividir en tres grupos: mecánicas, infecciosas y funcionales relacionadas con el drenaje anómalo del líquido cefalorraquídeo, bien por defecto o por exceso. Dentro de las mecánicas, la obstrucción tiene la mayor incidencia seguida de las desconexiones y roturas por adherencias y por las calcificaciones que se forman en el trayecto subcutáneo a lo largo del tiempo. Las obstrucciones tardías predominan en el extremo distal y son motivo frecuente de reintervenciones. Las infecciones del sistema resultan las complicaciones más graves y complejas de tratar acompañándose de una alta mortalidad. Se pueden presentar de forma aguda, subaguda y de manera tardía. Se han identificado diferentes factores que pueden aumentar la incidencia de complicaciones, algunos relacionados con el tipo de válvula y la causa de la hidrocefalia.

Conclusiones: Las derivaciones del líquido cefalorraquídeo han sido durante mucho tiempo el tratamiento clásico de la hidrocefalia pediátrica, al poder resolver casi todas sus formas independientemente de la causa. La clave del éxito para evitar las complicaciones está en una adecuada valoración preoperatoria y una rigurosa técnica quirúrgica y garantizar las medidas para la prevención de las infecciones.

Palabras clave

hidrocefalia, derivación ventrículo peritoneal, complicaciones

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