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FRAGMENTO

Con el advenimiento de la era digital, la información está a la mano de todos y así mismo la interpretación de los datos publicados tanto en revistas científicas como en la web. Temas que conciernen a grupos vitales como la población infantil merecen la atención de la comunidad entera, por esta razón es fundamental para los médicos y aún más para los anestesiólogos, saber leer, interpretar y transmitir dicha información.

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