Garduño-López AL, Nuche-Cabrera E, Monroy-Álvarez C

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FRAGMENTO

El dolor de causa quirúrgica es una condición clínica frecuente que, mal controlada, puede dar lugar a una serie de consecuencias negativas importantes. La mayoría de los pacientes que se somete a procedimientos quirúrgicos experimenta dolor moderado a severo, la evidencia mundial sugiere que menos de la mitad tiene un adecuado alivio del dolor postoperatorio. México no es la excepción y existen reportes nacionales de prevalencia de dolor postoperatorio con inadecuado alivio del dolor.

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