腹部成形术
医学
肺活量测定
肺活量
通风(建筑)
肺功能测试
麻醉
外科
压缩(物理)
整形外科
内科学
肺功能
肺
扩散能力
机械工程
哮喘
工程类
材料科学
复合材料
作者
Fabiane Regina Kosloski,Marcus Vinícius Jardini Barbosa,Maria Amélia Rodrigues,Maria Roberta Cardoso Martins,Lydia Masako Ferreira,Fábio Xerfan Nahas
出处
期刊:Aesthetic Surgery Journal
[Oxford University Press]
日期:2023-07-21
被引量:2
摘要
Abstract Background The use of compression garments in the postoperative period of abdominoplasty seems to be a consensus, but the incidents of complications arising from this have been described, related to an increase in intraabdominal pressure and reduction of the femoral vein blood flow that may facilitate thromboembolic events. There are no studies that have evaluated the isolated effect of postoperative compression garments on respiratory function. Objectives The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of compression garments on respiratory function after abdominoplasty. Methods Thirty-four female patients who underwent standard abdominoplasty were divided into 2 groups, the garment group (n = 18) and the no garment group (n = 16). Respiratory function assessment (with spirometry and manovacuometry) was performed in the preoperative and postoperative periods. Results Forced vital capacity assessment revealed a greater ventilatory restriction in the garment group. Forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) showed differences between the evaluation time points in the garment group; the intergroup comparisons showed that the no garment group had a lower FEV1. Slow vital capacity was evaluated with no significant differences found on both intergroup comparisons. The inspiratory capacity was reduced in the garment group, representing ventilatory restriction. Measurements of the maximum inspiratory pressure showed no significant differences between the groups. The maximum expiratory pressure showed significantly lower values on postoperative day 7 in the garment group. Conclusions The use of compression garments after abdominoplasty impairs ventilatory function. Not wearing this type of garment can improve ventilation, decreasing the risk of pulmonary complications. Level of Evidence: 3
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