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Neumol Cir Torax 2007; 66 (S2)


Intervenciones opcionales

Mucolíticos/ antioxidantes
Inmunoterapia oral
Vitaminas
Complementos alimentarios
Ansiolíticos y/o antidepresivos

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 31
Paginas: 43-45
Archivo PDF: 46.84 Kb.


FRAGMENTO

Las intervenciones que se describen a continuación no se recomiendan como tratamiento para todos los pacientes con EPOC, sino en individuos seleccionados de acuerdo al criterio del médico tratante. Algunas de estas intervenciones las constituyen medicamentos a veces con insuficiente evidencia sobre su efectividad, o cuyo uso se limita todavía al campo experimental. Finalmente puede tratarse también de fármacos que son indicados por otros especialistas.


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