Berríos BE, Maroto CA, Hernández GK

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 12
Paginas: 35-40
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RESUMEN

La enfermedad pericárdica inflamatoria es un conjunto de enfermedades que incluyen la pericarditis aguda, pericarditis constrictiva, derrame pericárdico y tamponade. Su adecuado diagnóstico por clínica es realmente un reto, y se necesitan múltiples herramientas de imagen que se complementan y brindan información tanto para el diagnóstico, guiar el tratamiento y pronóstico. En esta revisión narrativa abordaremos las principales técnicas de imagen multimodal (ecocardiograma, tomografía, resonancia magnética y tomografía por emisión de positrones) y sus aplicaciones reales en el abordaje de dicha entidad.

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