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Esternotomía o drenaje para hemopericardio después de trauma penetrante

Los autores de este trabajo postulan que el drenaje pericárdico parece efectivo y seguro en el manejo de un hemopericardio, en el paciente estable, después de un trauma torácico penetrante.
Autor/a: Nicol AJ, Navsaria P, Hommes M, Ball CG, Edu S, Kahn D Ann Surg 2014; 259(3): 438-442
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