Oscar César Pires
Universidade de Taubaté
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Revista Brasileira De Anestesiologia | 2011
Oscar César Pires; Hazem Adel Ashmawi; Elton Constantino; Naira Correa Cusma Pelogia; Irimar de Paula Posso
JUSTIFICATIVA Y OBJETIVOS: Existen evidencias de que el paso de informaciones nociceptivas por el cuerno posterior de la medula espinal (CPME), y que continua hacia niveles rostrales del sistema nervioso central, sufre profundas influencias excitatorias e inhibitorias. La presente investigacion quiso comparar los efectos de la metisergida, de la fentolamina y de la fentolamina asociada a la metisergida, administrados por via subaracnoidea, sobre las fases I, intermedia y II del test de la formalina modificado en ratones. METODO: Fueron utilizados en el experimento, 28 ratones Wistar machos, distribuidos aleatoriamente en cuatro grupos (n = 7), para recibir una solucion salina (GC), fentolamina (GF), metisergida (GM) o fentolamina asociada a la metisergida ((GFM). El dolor fue inducido por la administracion de formalina en la region dorsal de la pata posterior derecha. El test fue dividido en tres fases: fase I, intermedia y fase II. El analisis estadistico de los resultados fue hecho utilizando el programa SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences), [Paquete Estadistico para las Ciencias Sociales], adoptando el nivel de significancia de un 5%. RESULTADOS: En la fase intermedia, el numero de elevaciones de la pata fue significativamente mayor en los grupos GF, GM y GFM cuando se comparo con el grupo GC. CONCLUSIONES: Los resultados nos sugieren la existencia de un efecto noradrenergico y serotoninergico en el sistema inhibitorio descendiente del dolor agudo, con la posibilidad del uso de agonistas serotoninergicos y α1-adrenergicos para el control del dolor agudo.
Revista Brasileira De Anestesiologia | 2011
Oscar César Pires; Hazem Adel Ashmawi; Elton Constantino; Naira Correa Cusma Pelogia; Irimar de Paula Posso
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES There is evidence that the passage of nociceptive information through the posterior horn of the spinal cord (PHSC) on its way to rostral levels of the central nervous system undergoes profound excitatory and inhibitory influences. The objective of the present study was to compare the effects of the subarachnoid administration of methysergide, phentolamine, and phentolamine associated with methysergide on phases I, intermediate, and II of the modified formalin test in rats. METHODS Twenty-eight male Wistar rats distributed randomly in four groups (n=7) to received subarachnoid saline solution (GC), phentolamine (GF), methysergide (GM), or phentolamine associated with methysergide (GFM). Pain was induced by the administration of formalin in the dorsal region of the right hind paw. The test was divided in three phases: phase I, intermediate, and phase II. Statistical analysis of the results was performed using the software SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences), adopting a level of significance of 5%. RESULTS In the intermediate phase the number of paw elevations was significantly higher in GF, GM, and GFM groups when compared to the GC group. CONCLUSIONS The results suggest the existence of a noradrenergic and serotonergic effect in the inhibitory descending system of acute pain, with the possibility of using serotonergic and α1-adrenergic antagonists to control acute pain.
Revista Brasileira De Anestesiologia | 2014
Octávio Henrique Mendes Hypólito; João Luiz Moreira Coutinho Azevedo; Fernanda Gama; Otávio Cansanção Azevedo; Susana Abe Miyahira; Oscar César Pires; Fabiana Alvarenga Caldeira; Thamiris Silva
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE to evaluate the clinical, hemodynamic, gas analysis and metabolic repercussions of high transient pressures of pneumoperitoneum for a short period of time to ensure greater security for introduction of the first trocar. METHODS sixty-seven patients undergoing laparoscopic procedures were studied and randomly distributed in P12 group: n=30 (intraperitoneal pressure [IPP] 12mmHg) and P20 group: n=37 (IPP of 20mmHg). Mean arterial pressure (MAP) was evaluated by catheterization of the radial artery; and through gas analysis, pH, partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2), partial pressure of CO2 (PaCO2), bicarbonate (HCO3) and alkalinity (BE) were evaluated. These parameters were measured in both groups at time zero before pneumoperitoneum (TP0); at time 1 (TP1) when IPP reaches 12mmHg in both groups; at time 2 (TP2) after five min with IPP=12mmHg in P12 and after 5min with IPP=20mmHg at P20; and at time 3 (TP3) after 10min with IPP=12mmHg in P12 and with return of IPP from 20 to 12mmHg, starting 10min after TP1 in P20. Different values from those considered normal for all parameters assessed, or the appearance of atypical organic phenomena, were considered as clinical changes. RESULTS there were statistically significant differences in P20 group in MAP, pH, HCO3 and BE, but within normal limits. No clinical and pathological changes were observed. CONCLUSIONS high and transient intra-abdominal pressure causes changes in MAP, pH, HCO3 and BE, but without any clinical impact on the patient.
Revista Dor | 2011
Tamirys Ribeiro Mesquita; Adriana Aparecida de Souza; Elton Constantino; Naira Correa Cusma Pelogia; Irimar de Paula Posso; Oscar César Pires
JUSTIFICATIVA E OBJETIVOS: Diversos estudos tem demonstrado os efeitos beneficos dos acidos graxos omega-3 a saude: no metabolismo lipidico, promovendo reducao nos niveis plasmaticos dos triacilglicerois, aumento de HDL colesterol e, acao anti-inflamatoria ao reduzir a sintese de derivados do acido araquidonico: prostaglandina E2 (PGE2), tromboxano A2 (TXA2), prostaciclina (PGI2) e leucotrieno B4. Portanto, ha de se supor que a suplementacao com acidos graxos EPA e DHA (ω-3), pode atenuar os efeitos do processo inflamatorio a partir da diminuicao da sintese dos eicosanoides, assim como a utilizacao indiscriminada dos anti-inflamatorios. O presente estudo teve como objetivo comparar o efeito analgesico e anti-inflamatorio, entre a suplementacao dietetica com acido graxo omega-3 (ω-3) e tenoxicam em ratos. METODO: Participaram do estudo 18 ratos Wistar machos, pesando entre 220 e 300 g, distribuidos em tres grupos (n = 6): Grupo controle (GC), Grupo tenoxicam (GT) e o Grupo omega-3 (GO) para receberem respectivamente 0,2 mL de solucao fisiologica, 1 mg.kg-1.dia-1 de tenoxicam e 200 mg.kg-1.dia-1 de acido graxo omega-3 diariamente, por gavagem. Apos duas semanas de tratamento, foi realizado o teste da formalina e observacao da resposta nociceptiva, ja que a segunda fase do teste se atribui liberacao de mediadores endogenos locais, que geram resposta inflamatoria local, responsavel pela sensibilizacao de aferentes primarios e de neuronios medulares subsequente a ativacao de nociceptores. A analise estatistica dos resultados obtidos foi realizada utilizando o programa JMP do SAS, adotando o nivel de significância de 5%. RESULTADOS: Os grupos tenoxicam e omega-3 nao apresentaram diferencas estatisticamente significantes quando comparados entre si nas fases do teste da formalina modificado. Nao obstante, apresentaram menor resposta algica, com significância estatistica, na segunda fase do teste da formalina quando comparados com o GC. CONCLUSAO: Os resultados demonstraram efeito anti-inflamatorio comparavel entre o emprego de tenoxicam e a suplementacao dietetica com acido graxo omega-3, sugerindo que o uso da suplementacao dietetica com acido graxo omega-3 podera ser de grande valia, principalmente nos processos cronicos, onde o emprego de anti-inflamatorios nao esteroides se relaciona a maior morbidade principalmente no sistema digestivo e renal.
Revista Dor | 2011
Naira Correia Cusma Pelógia; Bruna Gouvea Machado; Francielly Capelete Briet de Almeida; Elton Constantino; Oscar César Pires
JUSTIFICATIVA E OBJETIVOS: Diversos sistemas de receptores estao envolvidos na modulacao central da dor: noradrenergico, serotoninergico e opioide, entre outros. O objetivo foi estudar os efeitos da amitriptilina sobre a modulacao da dor em ratos, apos ligadura do nervo ciatico. METODO: Foram estudados 24 ratos Wistar, machos, com peso medio de 300g, distribuidos em 5 grupos: (C) controle sem tratamento (n = 4), (LC) submetidos a ligadura do nervo ciatico (n = 5), submetidos a ligadura do nervo ciatico e tratados com: (A) amitriptilina (n = 5), (R) com reserpina (n = 5), (AR) com reserpina + amitriptilina. Todos os animais foram submetidos ao teste da formalina modificado. RESULTADOS: A ligadura do nervo ciatico reduziu a resposta nociceptiva. O tratamento com reserpina nao interferiu com a resposta algica na fase 1 do teste da formalina. A amitriptilina restaurou a resposta algica na fase 1 do teste da formalina, indicando potencializacao da nocicepcao periferica, e reduziu o numero das elevacoes das patas durante a fase intermediaria do teste da formalina, na ausencia ou na presenca de reserpina, indicando potencializacao da resposta da via descendente inibitoria da dor. A ligadura do ciatico reduziu a resposta na fase 2 do teste da formalina. A amitriptilina restaurou a resposta anteriormente observada. CONCLUSAO: O tratamento com amitriptilina e reserpina permite sugerir que no modelo de lesao neural periferica, a noradrenalina participa da transducao do sinal lesivo, na modulacao da via descendente inibitoria da dor e na nocicepcao induzida pelo processo inflamatorio. A participacao dos outros mediadores da resposta inflamatoria e da serotonina deve ser considerada.
Revista Dor | 2017
André Lopes e Silva; Khalil Smaidi; Marta Helena Rovani Pires; Oscar César Pires
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Pain is a major complaint of individuals looking for healthcare services. The high prevalence of both acute and chronic pain makes it a public health problem, due to high costs imposed to society and healthcare services, in addition to the negative impact on daily activities of those living with such experience. This study aimed at identifying the prevalence of chronic pain among medical students of a University in the countryside of São Paulo. METHODS: Cross-sectional study carried out with 395 students of all grades of the medicine course of the Universidade de Taubaté. Investigated variables were: pain incidence and duration, presence or not of triggering factor(s), use or not of painkillers, pain location and dimension according to McGill questionnaire. RESULTS: There has been predominance of females with 253 participants (64.05%), prevailing the age group between 21 to 25 years with 217 students (54.93%). Among participants, 219 (55.44%) reported some type of pain and among them, 141 (64.38%) have reported chronic pain, that is, for more than six months, in a total of 35.69%. CONCLUSION: In our study, chronic pain prevalence was 35.69%, especially among females. With regard to pain location, there has been more prevalence of lumbar and sacrococcygeal regions, followed by knees and headache, face and mouth and finally widespread pain.
Revista Dor | 2016
Marcos Girardi Vieira; Marta Helena Rovani Pires; Oscar César Pires
JUSTIFICATIVA E OBJETIVOS: A automutilacao e um comportamento de autodestruicao oriundo de um desejo de se punir que pode ser inconsciente e apresenta grande impacto na vida do individuo. O presente estudo teve como objetivo identificar a intensidade dolorosa que mais satisfaz a necessidade da automutilacao, assim como os fatores desencadeantes e gratificantes. METODOS: Estudo de coorte, realizado mediante resposta a um questionario com participacao de 20 pacientes com idade superior a 18 anos; atendidos em ambulatorio de Psiquiatria, de uma clinica de uma cidade de medio porte do Vale do Paraiba. RESULTADOS: Os participantes do estudo apresentavam idade entre 16 e 60 nos, sendo 85% do genero feminino. A depressao foi a doenca mais prevalente e o fator desencadeante foi a tristeza. Em relacao ao sentimento alcancado, 65% responderam obter alivio e o periodo do dia de maior ocorrencia foi o noturno. Quanto a intensidade dolorosa, segundo a escala numerica de dor, 45% relataram ausencia de dor, 35% dor leve, 15% moderada e 5% intensa. Porem, ao se considerar a dor interpretada fora do momento da crise, 5% relatou ausencia de dor, 45% dor moderada e 50% intensa. CONCLUSAO: A prevalencia da automutilacao foi maior em mulheres, jovens, portadoras da algum transtorno psiquiatrico e o periodo do dia de maior ocorrencia ocorreu a noite. Quanto a percepcao dolorosa, foi de baixa a leve intensidade, principalmente se comparadas ao que o paciente avalia para o mesmo fenomeno fora das crises.
Revista Brasileira De Anestesiologia | 2015
Desiré Carlos Callegari; João Antônio Correa; Oscar César Pires; Renan Batista Corrêa Braga; Ana Flávia Marques Gimbo; Adriana Aparecida de Souza; Marta Helena Rovani Pires; Elton Constantino; Irimar de Paula Posso
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Painful phenomenon is one of the most important and complex experiences. Phentolamine is a non-selective alpha-adrenergic antagonist. The objective of this study was to compare the effect of increasing doses of phentolamine into subarachnoid space in rats in the modulation of painful phenomenon. METHODS 84 male Wistar rats were divided into formalin and plantar incision groups, subdivided into six subgroups (n=7). Control group (CG) received only saline (10μL); active subgroups received phentolamine 10μmg (GF10), 20mg (GF20), 30mg (GF30), 40mg (GF40), and 50g (GF50). In formalin group, pain was induced by injection of 50μL of 2% formalin in dorsal region of right posterior paw. In plantar incision group, pain was induced by plantar incision and evaluated using Von Frey filaments. Induction and maintenance of anesthesia were performed with 3% halothane for catheter placement into subarachnoid space and plantar incision. Statistical analysis was performed using the JMP program from SAS with 5% significance level. RESULTS Phentolamine at doses of 20 and 30g increased the algesic response in the intermediate phase of the formalin test. In plantar incision test, it had hyperalgic effect on first, third, fifth, and seventh days at a dose of 10g and on first, third, and fifth days at a dose of 20g and on fifth day at a dose of 30g. CONCLUSION Subarachnoid administration of phentolamine showed hyperalgesic effect, possibly due to the involvement of different subclasses of alpha-adrenergic receptors in modulating pain pathways.
Revista Dor | 2014
Camila Nogueira Prolungatti; Rita de Cássia da Silva Rodrigues Garcia; Silvia Maira Pereira Cintra; Rosemeire Isabel Ramos Análio; Oscar César Pires
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:Drug administration to children is a widely spread practice, however it may lead to several health problems, because in addition to medical guidance it requires attention of parents and caregivers. This study aimed at identifying the prevalence of drug administration in children by their tutors, before medical assistance.METHODS:This is a quantitative descriptive research involving adults who were escorting children, before medical assistance in a Childrens First Aid Unit of a medium-sized city of the Vale do Paraiba Paulista in the months of June, July and August 2011, being data recorded by means of a specific form.RESULTS:Participated in the study 105 adults responsible for the children who reported that 71.42% of children were medicated before medical assistance and only 28.58% have not adopted such practice. Most frequent symptom was fever, present in 40% of participants, and drugs used were paracetamol and dipirone.CONCLUSION:Our results allow concluding that there has been a high rate of drug administration to children before medical assistance, with predominance of non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs, which may be noxious to health. It is clear the need for the adoption of measures which favor the access to health services, in addition to the awareness about the risk of administering drugs without medical prescription.
Revista Dor | 2013
Joana Gadioli Cortez; Marina Falcão de Abreu Araujo; Elton Constantino; Oscar César Pires; Irimar de Paula Posso
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Analgesic planning to manage acute postoperative pain is critical for its effective control, because if untreated it brings noxious changes to the body. This study aimed at analyzing the change in analgesics prescription in the postoperative period of general surgeries before and after the presentation of a symposium and the distribution of a pain management manual. METHOD: This was a prospective study with 45 patients aged between 18 and 70 years, submitted to general surgeries, to evaluate the effectiveness of postoperative analgesia via the pain numerical scale, and to analyze analgesics prescription before and after a presentation and the distribution of a postoperative pain management manual for assistant, resident and internship physicians of the Surgical Clinic of a medium-sized teaching hospital. RESULTS: Pain intensity in the control group was 3.64 ± 3.2 in the 1st hour, 4.24 ± 2.9 within 12 hours, 4.84 ± 2.2 within 24 hours and 4.08 ± 2.3 within 48 hours. Pain intensity in the post-study group was 2.85 ± 2.8 in 1 hour, 2.90 ± 2.7 within 12 hours, 2.25 ± 2.6 within 24 hours and 1.95 ± 2.4 within 48 hours. There has been no statistically significant difference among different hours for the same group, however there has been a difference between the 24th hour of the control group as compared to the study group (p < 0.001) and between the 48th hour of the control group as compared to the study group (p < 0.005). CONCLUSION: The proposed intervention has generated mild changes in postoperative analgesics prescription, however enough to provide pain intensity decrease in some studied moments.