ADVANCED AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY STRATEGIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CRITICALLY ILL NEUROCARDIOLOGICAL PATIENTS
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Comprehensive Care, Cardiopathies, Critical Care, Neurocardiology, Intensive Care UnitsResumo
This study analyzes advanced and multidisciplinary therapeutic strategies in the management of critically ill neurocardiological patients, whose clinical condition requires coordinated interventions between neurology, cardiology and intensive care medicine. It is an integrative review based on recent evidence extracted from the scientific literature, with an emphasis on hemodynamic and neurological monitoring practices, innovative technologies, the use of biomarkers, assisted ventilation and risk management by multi-professional teams. The results indicate that integrating these approaches contributes significantly to reducing cardiovascular and neurological complications, improving clinical outcomes and optimizing therapeutic response in Intensive Care Units (ICUs). It is concluded that the effective management of critically ill neurocardiological patients requires the adoption of approaches based on integrated protocols, continuous support and personalization of care, standing out as an essential field for the advancement of contemporary intensive care medicine.
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