Prevención, diagnóstico y tratamiento | 02 SEP 13

Infecciones del área quirúrgica

Las manifestaciones de la infección del área quirúrgica varían según el tipo de cirugía y según que sea superficial, profunda o de órganos o espacios.
Autor/a: Dres. de Mestral Ch, Nathens AB Crit Care Clin, August 2013.
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