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El control de la hemorragia abdominal intractable por la contrapresión externa

R Pelligra, E C Sandberg

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    |February 16, 1979
    PubMed
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    La compresión neumática circunferencial (CPC) hasta 48 horas controla con seguridad la hemorragia intraabdominal mediante la aplicación de una presión de 20-25 mm Hg. Este método ayuda a la hemostasis y desvía la sangre a los órganos vitales.

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