70 años de experiencia en una institución

Sobrevida a las quemaduras en el nuevo milenio

Esta revisión explora la serie de análisis publicados por el Massachusetts General Hospital, para comprender mejor como los cambios en la especialización de la medicina del quemado han permitido el aumento más importante en la tasa de sobrevida en los últimos 70 años.

Autor/a: Tompkins RG

Fuente: Ann Surg 2015; 261(2): 263-268

Indice
1. Bibliografía
2. Desarrollo


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