Dubón PMC, Díaz GE

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FRAGMENTO

Motivo de la queja

La paciente refiere que fue hospitalizada por presentar colecistitis crónica litiásica, manifestando que durante su atención existió negligencia médica, lo cual condicionó que acudiera a otro hospital.

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