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FRAGMENTO

Las resecciones con anastomosis son procedimientos que en términos generales se usan para corrección de problemas severos; son muy variados, ya que se emplean a cualquier nivel del tracto gastrointestinal. Quizás la complicación más temida sean las fugas, que conllevan a estados sépticos, con una alta morbimortalidad y con secuencias catastróficas. Con este trabajo se pretende revisar los mayores avances del tema, presentados en los congresos internacionales más importantes del 2012.

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