Villalobos SJA, García ZT, Reyna SJL, Montes OSMA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 31
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RESUMEN

El delirium es quizá una de las formas de presentación más frecuentes de enfermedad aguda en el paciente anciano y de las complicaciones más observadas en el postoperatorio de cirugía cardiaca y durante el curso de su hospitalización. No es una enfermedad en sí misma, sino un síndrome caracterizado por alteraciones en la conciencia, atención y percepción, acompañados de un cambio en las funciones cognitivas, que se desarrolla en forma aguda, fluctúa a lo largo del día y no es atribuible a un estado demencial.

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