Acosta‑Lúa A, Durán‑Colín AA

Language: Spanish
References: 21
Page: 292-295
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ABSTRACT

Laparoscopic surgery causes a disturbance substantially less intense and prolonged compared to the corresponding open procedure, but having multiple advantages turn disadvantages, like the case of shoulder pain (omalgia). Given its high incidence and poor response to conventional treatments, it is proposed this multimodal approach to decrease the incidence and intensity.

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