Tratamento de granulomas laríngeos decorrentes de intubação endotraqueal: revisão sistemática e metanálise proporcional
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2016-11-17
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Rimoli, Caroline Fernandes [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Introdução: os granulomas laríngeos são lesões benignas, não neoplásicas, uni ou bilaterais, de etiologia variável, que ocorrem no terço posterior das pregas vocais ou na região aritenoídea. Os sintomas são diversos, sendo o mais comum a rouquidão. Os granulomas decorrentes de intubação são altamente recidivantes e não existe consenso quanto ao melhor tratamento. Objetivo: comparar a efetividade dos tratamentos dos granulomas laríngeos decorrentes de intubação endotraqueal. Métodos: foram realizadas revisão sistemática e metanálise proporcional de estudos sobre o tratamento de granulomas laríngeos decorrentes de intubação endotraqueal, seja ele primário ou recidivante. Os critérios de elegibilidade foram: ensaios clínicos randomizados e estudos prospectivos controlados, e na ausência destes, aceitos também estudos retrospectivos e prospectivos não controlados com no mínimo cinco participantes. Os desfechos estudados foram resolução, recidiva e tempo para resolução do granuloma. Os estudos foram identificados na base de dados Pubmed, Embase, Lilacs e Cochrane. Para a análise dos dados e metanálise, utilizou-se o programa StatsDirect 3.0.121. Resultados: dentre os 578 artigos encontrados, 61 foram lidos na íntegra e seis selecionados para a revisão, totalizando 85 pacientes, com idade variando de 21 a 86 anos. Os tratamentos encontrados foram: antirrefluxo, fonoterapia, anti-inflamatórios, corticoterapia, antibioticoterapia, sulfato de zinco e cirurgia. Para o tratamento primário, foram estudados 85 pacientes, de seis estudos, divididos em dois grupos: cirúrgico ± associações (41 pacientes), com chance de resolução de 75% (IC 95%: 0,3% a 100%, I2= 90%), e risco absoluto de recidiva de 25% (IC 95%: 0,2% a 71%), e clínico (44 pacientes), com chance de resolução de 86% (IC 95%: 67% a 97%), e risco absoluto de recidiva de 14% (IC 95%: 3% a 33%). Na interpretação da metanálise, não houve diferença estatisticamente significativa entre os grupos, já que houve sobreposição dos intervalos de confiança. Três estudos, englobando 19 pacientes, estudaram o tratamento secundário (quando houve insucesso ou recidiva após o tratamento primário), sendo que três indivíduos apresentaram nova recidiva. O tempo de tratamento necessário para a resolução das lesões variou muito, desde imediato, como após as cirurgias, como até 23 meses, no caso do corticosteroide inalatório (budesonida). O sulfato de zinco levou um tempo de quatro a 12 semanas. O tratamento antirrefluxo não teve um tempo bem especificado em todos os estudos. Conclusão: não identificamos diferença estatisticamente significativa entre as modalidades de tratamento para os granulomas de intubação. Certamente, esse resultado foi influenciado pela falta de estudos mais abrangentes e criteriosos, principalmente ensaios clínicos, e também pelo número reduzido de pacientes em cada estudo. O tratamento que apresentou menor tempo médio para resolução do granuloma foi o cirúrgico, e o maior, corticosteroide (budesonida) inalatório.
Introduction: laryngeal granulomas are benign, non-neoplastic lesions that can occur unilaterally or bilaterally for various causes. They are usually located in the posterior third of the vocal folds or in the arytenoid region. Patients may present a number of symptoms, the main one being hoarseness. Post-intubation granulomas are highly recurrent and there is no consensus on the best treatment. Objective: to compare the effectiveness of treatments of laryngeal granulomas secondary to endotracheal intubation. Methods: systematic review and proportion meta-analysis of studies that address the treatment of laryngeal granulomas caused by endotracheal intubation. The eligibility criteria were: randomized controlled trials and controlled prospective studies, and in the absence of these, retrospective and prospective uncontrolled studies were also accepted, with at least five participants. The outcomes that were measured were resolution, recurrence and time to resolve the granuloma. Databases searched were Pubmed, Embase, Lilacs and Cochrane. Statistical analysis was performed with the StatsDirect version 3.0.121 software. Results: among the 578 articles found, 61 were eligible for full reading and 11 articles were included, involving 85 patients, with ages varying from 21 to 86 years). The treatments were: anti-reflux, speech therapy, anti-inflammatory drugs, corticosteroids, antibiotics, zinc sulfate and surgery. For the primary treatment, 85 patients were investigated in six studies, divided into two groups: surgical ± associations (41 patients), with chance of resolution of 75% (95% CI: 0,3% to 100%, I2= 90%), and absolute risk of recurrence of 25% (95% CI: 0,2% to 71%) and clinical (44 patients), with chance of resolution of 86% (95% CI: 67% to 97%), and absolute risk of recurrence of 14% (95% CI: 3 to 33%). In the interpretation of the meta-analysis, there was no statistical significance between the groups, since there was an overlap of confidence intervals. Three studies involving 19 patients analyzed secondary treatment (when there was failure or recidive after primary treatment). Three patients had a new recurrence. The treatment time required for the resolution of the lesions varied greatly, from immediate, as after surgery, as up to 23 months, in the case of inhaled corticosteroid (budesonide). The zinc sulfate took a time of four to 12 weeks. The antireflux treatment did not have a well-specified time in all studies. Conclusion: we have not identified a statistical significance between the treatment modalities for intubation granulomas. Certainly, this result was influenced by the lack of more comprehensive and solid studies, particularly clinical trials, and also by the small number of patients in each study. The treatment that had the lowest mean time to resolve the granuloma was surgery, and the highest was inhaled corticosteroid (budesonide).
Introduction: laryngeal granulomas are benign, non-neoplastic lesions that can occur unilaterally or bilaterally for various causes. They are usually located in the posterior third of the vocal folds or in the arytenoid region. Patients may present a number of symptoms, the main one being hoarseness. Post-intubation granulomas are highly recurrent and there is no consensus on the best treatment. Objective: to compare the effectiveness of treatments of laryngeal granulomas secondary to endotracheal intubation. Methods: systematic review and proportion meta-analysis of studies that address the treatment of laryngeal granulomas caused by endotracheal intubation. The eligibility criteria were: randomized controlled trials and controlled prospective studies, and in the absence of these, retrospective and prospective uncontrolled studies were also accepted, with at least five participants. The outcomes that were measured were resolution, recurrence and time to resolve the granuloma. Databases searched were Pubmed, Embase, Lilacs and Cochrane. Statistical analysis was performed with the StatsDirect version 3.0.121 software. Results: among the 578 articles found, 61 were eligible for full reading and 11 articles were included, involving 85 patients, with ages varying from 21 to 86 years). The treatments were: anti-reflux, speech therapy, anti-inflammatory drugs, corticosteroids, antibiotics, zinc sulfate and surgery. For the primary treatment, 85 patients were investigated in six studies, divided into two groups: surgical ± associations (41 patients), with chance of resolution of 75% (95% CI: 0,3% to 100%, I2= 90%), and absolute risk of recurrence of 25% (95% CI: 0,2% to 71%) and clinical (44 patients), with chance of resolution of 86% (95% CI: 67% to 97%), and absolute risk of recurrence of 14% (95% CI: 3 to 33%). In the interpretation of the meta-analysis, there was no statistical significance between the groups, since there was an overlap of confidence intervals. Three studies involving 19 patients analyzed secondary treatment (when there was failure or recidive after primary treatment). Three patients had a new recurrence. The treatment time required for the resolution of the lesions varied greatly, from immediate, as after surgery, as up to 23 months, in the case of inhaled corticosteroid (budesonide). The zinc sulfate took a time of four to 12 weeks. The antireflux treatment did not have a well-specified time in all studies. Conclusion: we have not identified a statistical significance between the treatment modalities for intubation granulomas. Certainly, this result was influenced by the lack of more comprehensive and solid studies, particularly clinical trials, and also by the small number of patients in each study. The treatment that had the lowest mean time to resolve the granuloma was surgery, and the highest was inhaled corticosteroid (budesonide).
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Granuloma de intubação, Granuloma laríngeo, Revisão sistemática, Rouquidão, Tratamento, Intubation granuloma, Laryngeal granulomas, Systematic review, Hoarseness, Treatment