Secuelas: su prevención y rehabilitación | 25 ENE 19

Atención de los pacientes que sobreviven a la sepsis.

Las pautas actuales de sepsis no brindan orientación para la atención o recuperación post hospitalización.
Autor/a: Hallie C. Prescott,; Derek C. Angus JAMA. 2018;319(1):62-75
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