Poblano A, Santana-Miranda R, Jiménez-Correa U, Haro R

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RESUMEN

Al revisar la literatura científica especializada en trastornos del sueño (TS) llevada a cabo en México, en especial en la Clínica de TS (Facultad de Medicina-UNAM) en el Hospital General de México (CTS-HGM) desde 1948 hasta 2020, se logró documentar la historia de la investigación en TS en México y el papel jugado por la CTS-HGM. La medicina del sueño (MS) es una de las especialidades más novedosas en México y la investigación de casos en este campo comenzó alrededor de 1948; mientras que la investigación formal, en 1974. La fundación de la CTS-HGM, en 1997, condujo al desarrollo significativo en la investigación en TS en México. Asimismo, la CTS-HGM se convirtió en un centro de atención para pacientes con estos problemas, así como un importante núcleo de investigación, ya que sus publicaciones abarcan todas las categorías diagnósticas de la CITS.

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