Rivas EE, Gómez LN

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FRAGMENTO

En la actualidad se están distribuyendo en nuestro país una cantidad apreciable de equipos de prueba de esfuerzo cardiorrespiratoria (PECR), también conocida como ergoespirometría, en los principales servicios de Cardiología y Cardiocentros del país, todos de producción nacional (Instituto Central de Investigación Digital–ICID). Para su necesaria explotación y adecuado empleo en nuestra población, se requiere de la preparación y entrenamiento de nuestros especialistas en esta moderna técnica de avanzada en el mundo contemporáneo, pues a pesar de haberse introducido en Cuba hace más de 10 años, es en los momentos actuales que podemos considerar que su empleo se ha de generalizar en todo el país.

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