Actualidad en el tratamiento de la sacrolumbalgia vía peridural

Autores/as

  • Claudia Marcela Zúñiga Penagos Universidad San Martín
  • Yaritza Vanessa Carrascal Castro Universidad de Pamplona
  • Liliana Andrea Rico Rodriguez Universidad Industrial de Santander
  • Julio Cesar Torres Cuellar Universidad Surcolombiana
  • Michele Fabriany Chávez Díaz Fundación universitaria San Martin
  • Darío Fernando Ortega Vallejo Universidad del Valle

Palabras clave:

Sacrolumbalgia, corticoesteroides, inyección epidural, transforaminal, interlaminar, ketamina, neostigmina, dexmetomidina clorhidrato.

Resumen

La Sacrolumbalgia se caracteriza por la presencia de dolor agudo o crónico de la columna lumbosacra provocado por diferentes causas que se acompaña frecuentemente de dolor irradiado o referido. Los corticoides son los antiinflamatorios más eficaces: pueden inhibir las manifestaciones inmediatas y tardías de la inflamación, inhiben la vasodilatación, disminuyen la trasudación líquida y el edema, reducen el exudado celular y el depósito de fibrina en el área inflamada. En este artículo, se hablará de las ultimas actualizaciones en manejo de la sacrolumbagia por vía epidural, según sus características clínicas la causa de dicho dolor, se hizo una revisión de aproximadamente 300-400 artículos entre 2018 y enero de 2021 en la base de datos de Pubmed, encontrándose que los diferentes tipos de corticoides son los
más usados en las técnicas que se manejan para sacrolumbalgia vía epidural.

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2021-10-20 — Actualizado el 2025-11-14

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Zúñiga Penagos, C. M. ., Carrascal Castro, Y. V., Rico Rodriguez, L. A., Torres Cuellar, J. C., Chávez Díaz, M. F. ., & Ortega Vallejo, D. F. (2025). Actualidad en el tratamiento de la sacrolumbalgia vía peridural. Scientific and Education Medical Journal, 1(4), 79-90. Recuperado a partir de https://medicaljournal.com.co/index.php/mj/article/view/74 (Original work published 20 de octubre de 2021)

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