Guillén-Dolores Y, Molina-Méndez FJ

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FRAGMENTO

Las complicaciones pulmonares, definidas como una anormalidad pulmonar que produce una enfermedad identificable o disfunción que es clínicamente significativa y afecta adversamente el curso postoperatorio del paciente.

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