Escamilla-Ríos DE, Molina-Méndez FJ, Benavides-Tardáguila LG

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FRAGMENTO

INTRODUCCIÓN

El catéter en la arteria pulmonar (CAP) desde su introducción hace 44 años, ha sido parte central en el manejo de pacientes críticamente enfermos, tanto de edad pediátrica como adulta, en quirófano y en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos.

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