SÍNDROME DO MIOCÁRDIO NÃO COMPACTADO E SUAS REPERCUSSÕES ANESTÉSICAS EM CIRURGIAS NÃO-CARDÍACAS: UMA REVISÃO DE LITERATURA

Objective: To describe the anesthetic strategies employed in patients with noncompaction myocardium, considering that these cases present a significant challenge due to the complexity of cardiovascular management. Maintaining hemodynamic stability during noncardiac surgeries is crucial to prevent serious complications. Literature Review: The anesthetic management of patients with noncompaction myocardium syndrome is a considerable challenge. In these circumstances, strict control of hemodynamics is imperative to protect vital organs, such as the brain, requiring monitoring and detailed anesthetic planning. In this way, it is possible to reduce risks and ensure the hemodynamic and metabolic stability of the patient. The syndrome has been diagnosed more frequently due to advances in imaging tests that perform the diagnosis. Final considerations: Careful anesthetic management,with hemodynamic support and strict monitoring, is essential for the safe recovery of patients with cardiac comorbidities. Adequate planning and early intervention can ensure clinical stability and a favorable outcome in noncardiac surgeries.