Suárez-Sánchez L

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FRAGMENTO

El uso de la ecocardiografía transesofágica (ETE) durante cirugía se describió en 1980 pero no se generalizó hasta que se dispuso de transductores de alta frecuencia e imágenes de Doppler a color a mediados de 1980. La calidad de la imagen acústica permitió usar la ETE intraoperatoriamente para diagnosticar en tiempo real la isquemia miocárdica, confirmar lo adecuado de una reconstrucción valvular y otras reparaciones quirúrgicas, determinar la causa de alteraciones hemodinámicas y otras complicaciones y proveer información diagnóstica que no era posible obtener en el preoperatorio.

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