Examinando por Autor "Lapo Robles, Katherine Vanessa"
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- ÍtemAcceso AbiertoFactores de riesgo para litiasis biliar(Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2021) Lapo Robles, Katherine Vanessa; Idrovo Vásquez, Víctor Aníbal; 0705465250; ., .Biliary lithiasis is considered a local predorninant health problern, a condition that affects the entire population in general, with a higher prevalence in wornen, predorninantly cholesterol gallstones in 80%, the pathophysiology will help to understand the developrnent of the disease. According to INEC data, cholelithiasis has becorne the first cause of rnorbidity in Ecuador with 43,673 hospital adrnissions, with 22.5% incidence. Objective: To describe the risk factors for biliary lithiasis. Method: It was based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, a search was rnade ofdocurnents in Spanish and English, frorn the last five years according to the research topic in rnedical platforms such as PubMed, Scielo, IntraMed, Dianlnet, and graduate theses. Results: Through the analysis of inforrnation frorn the various studies perforrned m hospitals, the rnain risk factors involved in the pathophysiological developrnent of the disease were could be known, which were sex, age, and gestation as non-modifiable risk factors and within the rnodifiable ones, obesity, ACO and diet. Conclusions: Biliary lithiasis in Ecuador is a problern that occurs more frequently in the population, with a higher rate in wornen, sirnilarly it was dernonstrated in studies conducted in hospitals frorn Peru and Paraguay; followed by obesity, age, ACO, poor diet as the rnost influential factors in the disease progress.
- ÍtemSolo MetadatosFactores de riesgo para litiasis biliar(Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2021) Lapo Robles, Katherine Vanessa; Idrovo Vásquez, Víctor Aníbal; 0705465250; ., .Biliary lithiasis is considered a local predorninant health problern, a condition that affects the entire population in general, with a higher prevalence in wornen, predorninantly cholesterol gallstones in 80%, the pathophysiology will help to understand the developrnent of the disease. According to INEC data, cholelithiasis has becorne the first cause of rnorbidity in Ecuador with 43,673 hospital adrnissions, with 22.5% incidence. Objective: To describe the risk factors for biliary lithiasis. Method: It was based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, a search was rnade ofdocurnents in Spanish and English, frorn the last five years according to the research topic in rnedical platforms such as PubMed, Scielo, IntraMed, Dianlnet, and graduate theses. Results: Through the analysis of inforrnation frorn the various studies perforrned m hospitals, the rnain risk factors involved in the pathophysiological developrnent of the disease were could be known, which were sex, age, and gestation as non-modifiable risk factors and within the rnodifiable ones, obesity, ACO and diet. Conclusions: Biliary lithiasis in Ecuador is a problern that occurs more frequently in the population, with a higher rate in wornen, sirnilarly it was dernonstrated in studies conducted in hospitals frorn Peru and Paraguay; followed by obesity, age, ACO, poor diet as the rnost influential factors in the disease progress