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Ascitis, peritonitis espontánea y síndrome hepatorrenal

Manejo de pacientes hospitalizados, información actualizada sobre el uso de albúmina y definiciones específicas y recomendaciones del manejo de la hiponatremia.
Autor/a: Sarah Khan, Maureen Linganna Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Vol 90 N°4 April 2023
INDICE:  1. Texto principal | 2. Referencia bibliográfica
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