Ochoa-Rubí JA, Medina-Pineda M, Estévez-Tomita LH, Mendoza-Méndez V, García-Náje O

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FRAGMENTO

INTRODUCCIÓN

El aumento de procedimientos complejos de cirugía de columna ha incrementado la necesidad de estrategias anestésicas enfocadas en preservar la función neurológica, mantener una perfusión medular adecuada y prevenir complicaciones hemorrágicas y posicionales. Las guías recientes recomiendan un enfoque multidisciplinario con protocolos estandarizados de prevención y respuesta temprana.

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