Cirugía de mínima invasión en tiempos de COVID-19, es posible?
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COVID-19, cirugía general, laparoscopiaResumen
El 10 marzo se registran los primeros dos casos de enfermedad por coronavirus (COVID-19) en Bolivia, el 11 marzo se declara como pandemia, afectando la atención de pacientes en todos sus niveles, tanto en el sistema público, privado y seguros. Encontrando a todo el sistema de salud desprovisto de protocolos, y guías de manejo ante esta enfermedad. Los servicios quirúrgicos enfrentan a los desafíos de optimizar la atención de pacientes con patologías de emergencia, posponiendo cirugías electivas. Este retraso en atención definitivamente tendrá efectos negativos, inclusive puede resultar en el diagnóstico tardío de patologías oncológicas. Los servicios quirúrgicos adoptaron protocolos que intentan reducir la cantidad de tiempo en quirófano y el riesgo de complicaciones postoperatorias, en este trabajo se realizó una revisión de las pautas de las asociaciones y guías internacionales para realizar cirugías de mínima invasión, siendo esta una alternativa viable para los pacientes durante la pandemia por COVID-19.
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