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FRAGMENTO

El bloqueo neuroaxial (raquídea o epidural) para cesárea es el estándar de seguridad y confort materno-fetal. Sin embargo, la hipotensión postbloqueo es la complicación más frecuente, con una incidencia entre 50-80% si no se previene adecuadamente.
Históricamente, se han utilizado estrategias de precarga o cocarga para mantener la presión arterial. Con la disponibilidad de vasopresores, como la norepinefrina, ha surgido la idea de que la carga de líquidos podría ser sustituida o incluso considerarse obsoleta.

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