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/ Publicado el 30 de noviembre de 2014

Comparación de resultados

Catéter pigtail percutáneo versus tubo toracostómico para el empiema pediátrico

Se comparan los resultados de los pacientes con empiema que fueron sometidos a drenaje pleural con catéter pigtail colocado percutáneamente, con aquellos que fueron tratados con tubos torácicos rígidos colocados por toracostomía.

Autor/a: Dres. Petel D, Li P, Emil S

Fuente: Surgery 2013; 154(4): 655-661

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