Peralta-Zamora E

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FRAGMENTO

En los primeros años de este siglo XXI, hemos sido testigos de una lenta, pero irremediable evolución en los agentes anestésicos inhalados. Dicha evolución intenta perfeccionar la manera en que usamos los dos agentes actuales, máximos exponentes del conocimiento que la ciencia médica nos ha traído al arte de la Anestesia.

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