Review Article

Anesthetic Management in Mucopolysaccharidoses

Table 2

Main associated clinical conditions and possible treatment.

Associated medical conditionsSurgical clinical conditions

Mental retardation
(MPSIH, MPSII, MPSIII) [32]
Communicating hydrocephalous ventricular peritoneal shunt
(especially MPSI, MPSII, and MPSIIIA) [32]
AIEOP-SIMMESN/recommendations MPS I/25.10.2010

Seizures (MPSI, MPSII) [12]
AIEOP-SIMMESN/recommendations MPS I/25.10.2010
Spinal cord compression
Decompression and rachis stabilization
(common to all MPS syndromes except MPSIII e MPSIX) [3234]

Joint stiffness
(common to all MPS syndromes except MPS IV,
with ligamentous laxity prevalence) [32]
Skeletal deformities: kyphoscoliosis, valgus and varus limbs, and carpal tunnel
Corrective orthopedic surgery
(especially in MPSII, MPSIV) [32, 35]

Glaucoma
(common to all MPS types) [32, 36]
Corneal opacity corneal transplantation
(especially MPSI, MPSIV, MPSVI, and MPSVII) [32, 33, 37]
AIEOP-SIMMESN/recommendations MPS I/25.10.2010

Retina degeneration
(especially MPSI, MPSII, and MPSIII) [32, 36]

Sensor neural deafness
(common to all MPS types) [19, 32]
Chronic catarrhal otitis transtympanic drainage
(common to all MPS types) [19, 32]
AIEOP-SIMMESN/recommendations MPS I/25.10.2010

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
(common to all MPS types) [32, 38]
OSA
adenotonsillectomy, laser excision of tracheal lesions, and tracheotomy
(common to all MPS types) [6, 19, 32]
AIEOP-SIMMESN/recommendations MPS I/25.10.2010

Restrictive pneumopathy
(especially MPSI)
AIEOP-SIMMESN/recommendations MPS I/25.10.2010

Systemic arterial blood hypertension
Heart failure for mitral aortic valvulopathy
Ischemic cardiomyopathy
Cardiac conduction abnormalities (BAV III°)
(especially MPS I, MPSII, and MPSVI) [27]
mitral-aortic stenosis failure
Valvular reparation/replacement
(especially MPS I, MPSII, and MPSIV) [27]

Abdominal wall hernia( )hernioplasty
(especially MPSI, MPSII) [39, 40]