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Pharmacotherapeutic characterization in patients with ischemic stroke in a hospital in Soledad, Atlántico

CARACTERIZACIÓN FARMACOTERAPÉUTICA EN PACIENTES CON ACCIDENTE CEREBROVASCULAR ISQUÉMICO EN UN HOSPITAL DE SOLEDAD, ATLÁNTICO



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Sepúlveda N , . J. ., Acosta M , C. ., De La Hoz S , D. ., & Bolivar G , S. . (2023). Pharmacotherapeutic characterization in patients with ischemic stroke in a hospital in Soledad, Atlántico. Journal Advances in Health, 6(2). https://doi.org/10.21897/25394622.3384

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Jaleixy Sepúlveda N
Carolina Acosta M
Donaldo De La Hoz S
Samir Bolivar G

Jaleixy Sepúlveda N ,

Química Farmacéutica,


Carolina Acosta M ,

Química Farmacéutica


Donaldo De La Hoz S ,

Especialista en Farmacia Clínica


Samir Bolivar G ,

PhD en Farmacología


Objective: to characterize the pharmacotherapy of patients with acute ischemic stroke (ACVi) treated with recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (rt-PA) in a hospital in Soledad - Atlántico in the period 2015-2020. Materials and methods: a retrospective descriptive observational study was carried out, for the quantitative variables the Kolmogórov – Smirnov normality test was applied. The data that complied with the assumption of normality (p>0.05) were presented as means ± standard deviation, those that did not comply were presented as medians. Categorical variables were shown as frequencies or percentages. Results: 72 patients with a median age of 74 years were studied, 52.2% of the population were men, 69.4% suffered from arterial hypertension, 26.4% received platelet aggregation inhibitors, excluding heparin, and 23, 6% were administered drugs belonging to the therapeutic group of heparins. Twenty-five percent of the population developed hemorrhage: 19.4% had intracerebral hemorrhage, 4.2% developed subarachnoid hemorrhage, and 1.4% had gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Conclusion: it was possible to identify opportunities for improvement in the management of patients with stroke and in the use of alteplase. A higher percentage of bleeding complications was found compared to studies previously conducted in Colombia. Further investigations are required to corroborate the results, due to the limited number of participants and scarce data related to clinical histories.


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