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Rev Mex Med Urg 2002; 1 (1)
Consenso Nacional del Manejo Integral de la Hipertensión Portal Hemorrágica en Urgencias
Velasco DV, Vázquez DIM, Loria CJ, Gutiérrez LR, Gómez AV, Hernández HJ, Pedroza UE, Valladares AMA, Garduño ESA, Ramírez SFF, Ortiz MC, Martínez CA
Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 57
Paginas: 12-23
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FRAGMENTO
Tomando como documento base las conclusiones emanadas del Primer Consenso Nacional del Manejo Integral de la Hipertensión Portal Hemorrágica, que fue realizado en noviembre de 1997 en Ixtapa, Zihuatanejo; en esta ocasión, el día 3 de noviembre del 2001 se reunió un grupo de reconocidos médicos mexicanos pertenecientes a La Sociedad Mexicana de Medicina de Emergencia. Esta Sociedad constituye el órgano encargado de difundir los conceptos más relevantes y de mayor actualidad con relación a la medicina de urgencia, como en este Consenso, cuyo objetivo primordial fue el de unificar criterios y, de esta manera, establecer lineamientos y directrices para el manejo integral de la hipertensión portal hemorrágica dentro de los Servicios de Urgencias. En este sentido, el sangrado del tubo digestivo debido a este síndrome es considerado por estos expertos como una urgencia extrema, toda vez que invariablemente conlleva un riesgo vital para los pacientes que lo presentan y que, prácticamente en el 100% de los casos son atendidos en los Servicios de Urgencias de los diferentes hospitales de nuestro país.
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