Olivé GJB

Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 57-69
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ABSTRACT

Background: Laparoscopy surgery provides many advantages to the patients that can undergo this surgical technique; nevertheless, it is not free of intraoperative complications with minor and major seriousness.
Objectives: To update the complications related to anaesthesia in laparoscopic surgery.
Development: A detailed review of the different search engines for the aspects related to the most frequent complications implicit in the laparoscopic surgical procedures was made.
Conclusions: Secondary to any laparoscopic procedure, many complications can occur in which diagnosis and solution during the surgical act, the anaesthesiologist should be prepared.

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