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SFAR / SRLF — Conférence de Consensus 2007 (publiée 2008)

Sédation et analgésie en réanimation

Sédation et analgésie en réanimation (nouveau-né exclu)

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This summary is currently available in French only (titles, summaries and recommendations): the English version is in preparation.

Update in progress. The society has announced a new version of this guideline; the summary will be updated as soon as it is published.

Scope of the guideline

Place et modalités de la sédation et de l'analgésie en réanimation, à l'exclusion du nouveau-né et de l'analgésie postopératoire.

Key points

  • Éviter une sédation-analgésie insuffisante ou excessive ; l'évaluer régulièrement et tracer cette évaluation.
  • Douleur : EVA chez le patient vigile, BPS ou ATICE chez le patient non communicant ; conscience : Ramsay, RASS ou ATICE.
  • Propofol : moins de 48 h, moins de 5 mg/kg/h, et dépistage du syndrome de perfusion du propofol.

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Contents of the full summary

  1. Question 1 — Définitions et buts de la sédation-analgésie
  2. Question 2 (1/3) — Moyens non médicamenteux
  3. Question 2 (2/3) — Moyens médicamenteux : hypnotiques
  4. Tableau 2 — Agents de la sédation (posologies)
  5. Question 2 (3/3) — Analgésiques & curares
  6. Tableau 3 — Les morphiniques (posologies)
  7. Question 3 — Outils et impact de l'évaluation
  8. Question 4 — Arrêt de la sédation-analgésie & syndrome de sevrage
  9. Question 5 — Conduite pratique de la sédation-analgésie
Societies
SFAR, SRLF
Document
CC · 15 November 2007
Methodology
GRADE
Endorsement
Conférence de Consensus, Paris, 15/11/2007

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