Reyes-Pérez ED, Solís-Pérez GA

Idioma: Español
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FRAGMENTO

La mayoría de los procedimientos quirúrgicos torácicos implican el manejo específico de las vías respiratorias, siendo la ventilación unipulmonar (VUP) el componente fundamental de la anestesia torácica, especialmente en la era actual de la cirugía vi deotoracoscópica (VATS) o robótica (RATS).

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