Vázquez R

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FRAGMENTO

La presentación se centrará en la prevención y el manejo del dolor perioperatorio ambulatorio. Se abordarán conceptos emergentes sobre la personalización de los regímenes analgésicos basados en fenotipos de dolor, así como los regímenes analgésicos óptimos.

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