Acosta‑Lúa A, Durán‑Colín AA

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RESUMEN

La cirugía laparoscópica origina una molestia sustancialmente menos intensa y prolongada en comparación con el procedimiento abierto correspondiente; teniendo múltiples ventajas, pero a su vez desventajas, como el caso del dolor de hombro (omalgia). Dada su alta incidencia y pobre respuesta a los tratamientos convencionales, se propone el abordaje multimodal de ésta para disminución de su incidencia e intensidad.

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