Sánchez-Hernández E, Rodríguez-Arias R, Lara-Cuevas KM, Camacho-Jaramillo NA

Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 72-80
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ABSTRACT

The present work is the result of the review of publications on the coronavirus, known as COVID-19, and its role in the paediatric patient in the face of the pandemic that the world is currently experiencing.
The present material and its application in children, aims to provide guidance to professionals in our hospital, as well as suggestions for approach and management of children who require attention, either only for intubation for respiratory complications or because they will undergo a surgical procedure for some problem not related to the health crisis that concerns us today.

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