Márquez‑Gutiérrez de Velasco J

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 19
Paginas: 121-129
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RESUMEN

Mientras el mundo enfrenta una pandemia por el agente vírico 2019-nCoV, las áreas críticas como la unidad quirúrgica se deben preparar para evitar la contaminación del personal de atención médica y el entorno. Los objetivos de este artículo son presentar las recomendaciones actuales para el uso de equipo de protección personal, dar a conocer los dispositivos útiles en la práctica de la anestesia y explicar las modificaciones y adecuaciones que se deben hacer a los recursos humanos y a los materiales dentro del área quirúrgica.

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