Vargas MS, Estrada RC

Idioma: Español
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RESUMEN

La anticoncepción intrauterina (AIU) es un método de anticoncepción efectivo, de efecto prolongado y seguro. Este método puede ser recomendado a mujeres nulíparas, adolescentes, en postparto o post aborto inmediato. En adición a su alta efectividad este método provee una alternativa en pacientes con enfermedades crónicas o que necesitan anticoncepción de emergencia.

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