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Cardiovasc Metab Sci 2022; 33 (3)


Cuidados postintervención cardiovascular percutánea. COMECITE

Olvera-Ruiz R, Moguel-Ancheita R, Lozoya-Morales JJ, Ramos-Cházaro E, Moreno-Buenrostro J, Facundo-Bazaldua S, Arce L, Muñiz-García A, Jiménez-Carbajal MG, Zavala-Jaramillo JH, Domínguez-López R

Idioma: Inglés [English version]
Referencias bibliográficas: 62
Paginas: 140-150
Archivo PDF: 246.31 Kb.


RESUMEN

Introducción: existe una vasta información en la literatura médica de los procedimientos coronarios, estructurales y periféricos en diversos estudios y guías, sin embargo, pocos documentos abordan temas como tiempo óptimo de ayuno, hidratación, cantidad de medio de contraste, monitoreo del paciente después del procedimiento; cuándo puede ir a casa, al área de hospitalización, a terapia intensiva o unidad coronaria y las posibles complicaciones vasculares. Este manuscrito de revisión contiene datos que ayudarán a los médicos a ser vigilantes de la integridad de los pacientes en hospitales y sus hogares.


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