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2022, Número 3

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Valoración de traumatismo en columna cervical subaxial por el médico de primer contacto

Marroquín-Herrera O, Rosales-Camargo S, Rodríguez-Múnera A, Alvarado-Gómez F

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 29
Paginas: 230-238
Archivo PDF: 401.35 Kb.


RESUMEN

Las lesiones traumáticas de columna cervical subaxial representan un problema con alto impacto médico, social y económico para los sistemas de salud, que va en aumento con los cambios en el estilo de vida cada vez más urbanizado, por lo cual, el uso de herramientas diagnósticas de manera protocolizada, la correcta valoración clínica, el manejo multidisciplinario y el tratamiento adecuado por el médico especialista en columna tienen un impacto positivo a corto y largo plazo. Teniendo en cuenta la dificultad de contar a todo momento con un cirujano de columna, se realiza una revisión narrativa de la literatura en las bases de datos Google Académico, PubMed, con términos MeSH: Cervical spine, Spinal Injuries, ligament injury, Vertebral artery injury, Subaxial cervical spine injury classification system, a modo de ayuda para el médico de primer contacto, permitiéndole así optimizar los recursos, materiales y diagnósticos, para impactar de manera positiva en la disminución de complicaciones por no detectar lesiones traumáticas de columna cervical subaxial.


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