Sepsis ¡lo que es viejo es nuevo!

El reconocimiento temprano de la sepsis, seguido de un tratamiento agresivo es la clave para una evolución exitosa

Autor/a: Alison Davies, Catarina Silvestre, H.Vyas Paediatrics and Child Health May 2017 27(5):229-232

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