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Rev Latinoam Cir 2014; 4 (1)


Hipertensión abdominal: Descompresión quirúrgica

Borráez GOA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 32
Paginas: 16-20
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RESUMEN

La presión intraabdominal normal es afectada por una serie de entidades; si es progresiva, puede causar el síndrome de hipertensión abdominal, que cuando se acompaña de alteraciones en la perfusión orgánica, requiere tratamiento médico, y si no hay respuesta adecuada, debe instaurarse tratamiento quirúrgico precozmente, cuya única técnica actualmente existente es el abdomen abierto. Su implementación puede reducir las cifras de mortalidad desde el 80 hasta aproximadamente el 28% en los pacientes que se ven afectados.


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