Gutiérrez-Porras CL, Bustamante-Vidales JC, Álvarez-Reséndiz GE

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 13
Paginas: 15-20
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FRAGMENTO

Los pacientes con enfermedades o problemas en columna vertebral, representan una población muy diversa; aunque en general, todos estos pacientes presentan la posibilidad de daño neurológico, los requerimientos en cuanto a su manejo y vigilancia anestésicos pueden ser diferentes y estar relacionados con la posición, la patología y el procedimiento quirúrgico planeado.

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