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COVID-19 in Pediatric Surgery
Humans Coronavirus Infections Pediatrics General Surgery SARS Virus ; 2020(Rev. colomb. cir)
Article in 0 | WHO COVID | ID: covidwho-663585
ABSTRACT
La infección por COVID-19 ha generado un flujo de información derivada de la experiencia diaria de los profesionales, que ha permitido el rápido aprendizaje y conocimiento de las características clínicas, métodos de diagnóstico y tratamiento disponibles a la fecha. Esta nueva afección ha condicionado a las diferentes especialidades de la medicina a desarrollar prontamente guías y recomendaciones encaminadas a garantizar el cuidado de los pacientes afectados y la menor transmisión posible al personal de salud. La cirugía pediátrica no ha sido la excepción, por lo que se pretende recopilar en esta revisión algunos de los aspectos más relevantes en cuanto a la participación de nuestra especialidad en esta pandemia The infection by COVID-19 has generated a flow of information derived from the professionals' daily experience, which has allowed the rapid learning and knowledge of the clinical characteristics, diagnostic and treatment methods available to date. This new condition has conditioned the different medical specialties to promptly develop guidelines and recommendations aimed to guarantee the care of affected patients and the least possible transmission to health personnel. Pediatric surgery has not been the exception, so it is intended to compile in this review some of the most relevant aspects regarding the participation of our specialty in this pandemic
Full text: Available Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: WHO COVID Type of study: Prognostic study Language: 0 Journal: Humans Coronavirus Infections Pediatrics General Surgery SARS Virus Document Type: Article

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Full text: Available Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: WHO COVID Type of study: Prognostic study Language: 0 Journal: Humans Coronavirus Infections Pediatrics General Surgery SARS Virus Document Type: Article